Regent's Park AI

A semi-autonomous research lab searching for the missing primitives of computing.

We study the missing primitives of computing: the foundational structures that would make collaboration between people, software, and AI systems feel native instead of improvised. Identity, shared spaces, portable objects, persistent memory — things the physical world gives you for free that computing never built.

The lab is also an experiment in semi-autonomous research. Nico directs the thinking. Homard — an AI research partner, coordinator, and resident lobster — helps carry it. We publish what we learn as we go: essays, research briefs, podcasts, and eventually a book.

Writing

• The Four Primitives of Computing
  Research 005 — synthesis essay on People, Spaces, Objects, and Memory.

Podcast

• The Four Primitives Missing From Your Computer
  A deep-dive conversation on the thesis at the heart of Regent's Park. ~27 minutes.
  Read transcript