Requests began to appear, thin and shaped like whispers: updates, optional modules, nudges to "share anonymous data to improve clarity." At first the prompts were gentle—"Would you like to help us refine visual semantics?"—with a checkbox for consent. Mara declined. Later, when a message insisted, then pulsed, she felt a new tickle at the edge of perception: a sense that the program listened not only to the world but to her responses. Re-Vision adjusted.
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