A few useful answers.
The publication, the practice, and how it all works.
What are the three products?
Ephemeris is a collection of daily notes for spiritually oriented technologists. Kybernesis develops ethical leadership for people navigating AI transformation. Fos is the practice of computational epistemology for advanced interdisciplinary systems thinkers and thought leaders.
Where should I begin?
Begin with your question. Ephemeris offers an open entry into daily reflection. Kybernesis speaks to the responsibility of leading and governing. Fos asks for sustained engagement with technical and philosophical questions. Each stands on its own; no earlier purchase or qualification is required.
What do the Greek names mean?
Ephemeris (ἐφημερίς) means a daily record or journal. Kybernesis (κυβέρνησις) means steering or pilotage. Fos (φῶς) means light; the name follows the modern Greek pronunciation.
Can I buy or enroll now?
The products are in development. Existing writing and the Kybernesis Steering Brief are open to explore. Final formats, pricing, access arrangements, and terms will be confirmed before purchasing or enrollment opens.
Does Ephemeris mean a daily email?
Daily describes the intended note collection and the practice of returning to it. The existing archive is open; a daily email service or release schedule has not been announced.
What is computational epistemology?
For Fos, it is the practice of examining how computational systems produce, represent, test, and justify knowledge. That includes the assumptions in a model, the evidence for its claims, its uncertainty, and the limits of what it can make visible.
Do I need to share a Christian faith?
The work is explicitly informed by theology, Christian ethics, and spiritual practice. Readers of different convictions are welcome to engage with its arguments. Theological commitments, philosophical interpretations, and empirical claims are kept distinct and open to examination.
How does Nikos bring these disciplines together?
The work connects technical AI research and systems engineering with frontier AI philosophy, theology, Christian ethics, and spiritual practice. It asks how a system works, what it should serve, and what kind of people we become through building and using it.
Do you use AI to write?
Agents assist with research and drafts. People decide what is true and what ships. Each piece describes how it was made; the Scriptorium explains the process.
Can I discuss a speaking invitation or collaboration?
Use the Contact page for speaking invitations, collaborations, or questions about the work. Availability and arrangements are discussed individually.
What happened to the earlier product concepts?
The collection is being reimagined through Ephemeris, Kybernesis, and Fos. Earlier preview URLs remain available for orientation, and the existing Constitution public sample remains readable. Those concepts are not available for purchase.