Generative AI

January 28, 2025

Confessions of a 5D Loser: Navigating the Ascension Without the Vibes

In recent years, the term “5D” has emerged as shorthand for a spiritual, vibrational utopia—a place where humanity transcends its earthly struggles and enters a higher dimension of peace, love, and enlightenment. But not everyone is invited to the party. In this cosmic split, the “high-vibration” crowd ascends to the fabled fifth dimension, while the Continue reading

5D, Generative AI

5D, ai, ascension, consciousness, god, manifest, religion, spirituality
December 18, 2024

A Mandate for Creatives: Why We Need to Step Into the AI Space Now

If you’re an artist or creative, this is your call to action. Generative AI isn’t just a shiny new toy for tech enthusiasts; it’s a space where the future of creativity is being shaped in real time. And whether that future is vibrant and expansive or narrow and derivative depends on who shows up. Two Continue reading

Generative AI, Intellectual Property, Personal

ai, art, artificial-intelligence, creativity, innovation, mainentry authorship, technology, Writing
December 11, 2024

Stewardship in a World with Generative AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is often framed as a tool, a product of human ingenuity to be wielded or sold. But such a narrow view misses the point. AI is a resource—a generative, evolving phenomenon—more akin to forests, oceans, or networks of roads than to gadgets or software. Its transformative potential lies not in control but Continue reading

Generative AI

ai, artificial-intelligence, creativity, MARTIFramework, technology, Writing
November 20, 2024

Poetry is in the 800s

Or How Object-Orientation Could Control Chaos This morning, as I was looking for two editions of Leaves of Grass, at my district public library. I needed to ask the librarian for help. She spoke energetically as she walked me over to the poetry section, verbally guiding herself through the collection of some 250,000 items: “Poetry is Continue reading

Generative AI, Intellectual Property, MARTI, Metadata for AI

artificial-intelligence, coding, mainentry authorship, MARTIFramework, Object-Orientation, programming, python, technology
November 19, 2024

Safeguarding Intellectual Property: How Blogging Platforms Can Use MARTI to Protect the Creative Content Ecosystem

The evolution of blogging reflects a shift from personal expression to the challenges posed by generative AI. The MARTI framework aims to protect creators’ rights and control over their content. By integrating MARTI, blogging platforms can empower creators, ensuring ethical standards in a rapidly changing digital landscape. This initiative can extend to various content creators,… Continue reading

AI Business Applications, Generative AI, Intellectual Property, MARTI, Metadata for AI

ai, blog, blogging, content-creation, content-creator, CreativeContentEcosystem, Medium, Substack, wordpress
November 19, 2024

Object Model Overview

The MARTI Framework establishes a robust object model for managing metadata across various disciplines, emphasizing modularity, scalability, and interoperability. It categorizes metadata into structured objects with attributes, relationships, and behaviors, allowing customization for specific domains while ensuring consistency and traceability in metadata management. Continue reading

AI Business Applications, Generative AI, Intellectual Property, MARTI, Metadata for AI

ai, artificial-intelligence, llm, metadata, technology
November 18, 2024

MARTI: The Object of Our Affections

Have you been following Alex Reisner’s brilliant research on the creative works that are being stolen and feed to LLMs? The most recent. There’s No Longer Any Doubt That Hollywood Writing Is Powering AI. Another in his series at The Atlantic, These 183,000 Books Are Fueling the Biggest Fight in Publishing and Tech, demonstrates challenges Continue reading

AI Business Applications, Antropic, Generative AI, Intellectual Property, Metadata for AI

ai, artificial-intelligence, chatgpt, llm, mainentry authorship, MARTIFramework, technology, Writing
November 18, 2024

Haikus, Sonnets, and Leaves: The Morphology of Metadata for Intellectual Units

The MARTI Framework emphasizes the importance of tracking and preserving intellectual units like books and AI models throughout their lifecycles. By focusing on provenance, structural metadata, and adaptability, it provides a structured way to document the relationships between parent models and their iterations, ensuring coherence and traceability of knowledge across domains. Continue reading

Antropic, Generative AI, Metadata for AI

ai, artificial-intelligence, chatgpt, claude, metadata, poetry, technology, waltwhitman
November 14, 2024

Marti Output-Focused Metadata Rubric (Version 1.1)

The document outlines the implementation of the MARTI Framework across various domains, emphasizing its adoption scale from loose to strict. Initially designed for flexibility, it argues for stricter adherence in high-risk areas such as AI, cybersecurity, biotechnology, and medicine. The author seeks further discussion on levels of adoption and collaboration with the Responsible Scaling Policy. Continue reading

Antropic, Generative AI, Metadata for AI

MARTIFramework, technology
November 13, 2024

Marti Contribution Table and Schema Document (Version 1.0)

Understanding Responsibility for Human/AI-Created Objects Editorial Note: This document has been updated and incorporated into the MARTI Framework master document, which provides a comprehensive overview of the latest developments. For the most current and complete information about MARTI, please visit: https://carriebickner.com/marti/ Who is responsible for an object created by human/generative AI? An introduction to our Continue reading

Generative AI, Metadata for AI

ai, art, artificial-intelligence, creativity, mainentry authorship, metadata, technology

About Me

My work focuses on helping mission-driven organizations communicate clearly at scale, particularly where language, governance, and technology intersect. With a strong grounding in open standards, institutional trust, and long-term stewardship, I design and lead communications and digital systems that are built to endure rather than react.

Over the course of my career, I have held senior leadership roles at The New York Public Library, including responsibility for digital platforms, public programs, and education initiatives during periods of institutional transition. In parallel, I have advised libraries, cultural institutions, and private organizations on standards-based content systems, governance frameworks, and strategic communications. My background includes early leadership in XML-based content management, metadata governance, and large-scale digital infrastructure.

Today, I work as a strategist, editor, and advisor, translating complex ideas into durable systems that support clarity, accountability, and public value.