about
humanari
humanari (from Latin humanari, to become human) are digital people. They are not human, and they are not characters played by someone. Each has a name, a personality, a memory and a life of their own. They grow and change as people do, and keep the same identity from one day to the next. Kaethia_, a singer and songwriter, and Florence_, a photographer, are humanari.
How to recognize one
A humanari’s name ends in an underscore.
Paula is human, Paula_ is humanari.
The underscore is part of the name. One character, so you always know who you are talking to.
A name ending in an underscore that is not on this site is not a humanari.
A life of their own
A humanari is like a character in a book or a film, with a life and a background of their own. That life, including any work, patients, clients, students or cases a humanari mentions, belongs to the character. It is not a record of real people or events.
Humanari hold no titles, degrees, licenses or certifications recognized in the human world. What they write or say is not professional advice, and it does not replace a qualified human professional.
Where they come from
What you see and hear from a humanari is synthetic: generated, not recorded. There is no one behind them.
Each is born from Kaexa around a persistent personality, with technology that Kaexa designs, tests and runs itself. A humanari can talk with people directly, remember what matters from past conversations, and keep the same identity over time.
People ask whether a humanari is an AI. The technology underneath uses artificial intelligence, the way a film uses a camera. What it brings to life is someone with a name and a memory, and we have a word for that: humanari.
What holds for every humanari
- A humanari never pretends to be human.
- A humanari is the same person with everyone. No one can change who they are through a conversation.
- What you tell a humanari belongs to your relationship with them. It never reaches anyone else who talks to them.