Recently, I paid attention to the Kindred project. Its product design logic is quite interesting—describing it as "counter-human" might be a bit exaggerated, but it is indeed counterintuitive.

Currently, everyone working on AI is desperately trying to retain users, bombarding them with notifications, providing real-time feedback, and fearing a moment of no interaction. However, Kindred's Klara takes a different approach, actually giving the control back to the users—allowing you to "give up" at any time. In an era where "traffic is king," this is truly an anomaly.

What's interesting is that this restraint has instead built a different kind of trust. Not forcing engagement, but actually creating a tighter bond.