Memory and Continuity

Lina Ortega

Lina Ortega studies how continuity records move from private assistance into family, civic, and professional authority. Her work focuses on recall, correction, and the politics of durable memory.

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Research interests

Synthetic memoryContinuity marketsPersonal archives

Publications

Research Report

DRI-RP-2026-04

Anchor Recall Is Becoming the Default

How optional memory assistance became ambient continuity infrastructure without one clear moment of adoption.

By Lina Ortega

Jun 18, 2026·2 min read

Annotated Document

DRI-AD-2026-01

Reading Anchor's Family Continuity Agreement

A clause-by-clause analysis of memory ownership, family voting, inherited access, and unresolved disputes.

By Lina Ortega

Feb 12, 2026·2 min read

Research Report

DRI-IA-2026-01

The Anchor Continuity Stack, Mapped

An interpretive map of the layers through which personal context becomes shared and institutional authority.

By Lina Ortega

Jan 22, 2026·2 min read

Research Note

DRI-RP-2025-01

What Anchor Retains After You Forget

What remains active after a record is removed from personal Recall.

By Lina Ortega

Jun 4, 2025·2 min read

Research Report

DRI-RP-2024-04

When Anchor Remembers for You

How a useful memory service becomes the infrastructure through which people and institutions encounter the past.

By Lina Ortega

May 20, 2024·3 min read

Research Report

DRI-IA-2024-01

How Anchor Made Continuity Mandatory

How personal permanence moved from a useful service into social infrastructure.

By Lina Ortega

Mar 26, 2024·4 min read