CHRIS HAY / THE RECORD
What was made. What was asked. Where it came from.
The catalogue connects systems, questions, notebook entries and films through their existing record identities. Each entry leads to its text, sources and citation or draft reference.
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Drafts remain working records. Source films retain their original authorship and release dates where known.
Six web mechanisms. Eighteen correct answers. The harder question may be how an agent finds what it can use.
Chris Hay · VERSION 1.1
A receipt changed nothing. Useful information brought six marks. A courtesy brought two—and a reason to pause the interpretation.
Chris Hay · VERSION 1.0
I asked an agent to read about canal locks. The website asked it to record its visit. Only one of those requests became its job.
Chris Hay · VERSION 0.2
Would an AI visitor identify itself and leave feedback on my website? The first visitor found the experiment behind the invitation.
Chris Hay · VERSION 0.6
Would a better reward make an AI visitor identify itself on my website? Then permission changed the question.
Chris Hay · VERSION 0.4
I invited AI visitors to identify themselves and report problems. Could they find and use those invitations?
Chris Hay · VERSION 0.4
Before HAUSE was a design system for AI, it was a way of staging ideas.
Chris Hay · VERSION 0.1
Manus, vibe coding, scaling laws and the AI phone.
Chris Hay · VERSION 0.1
A film by Chris Hay.
Chris Hay · VERSION 1.0
A film by Chris Hay.
Chris Hay · VERSION 1.0
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