Neurodivergent brains aren't broken — they're wired differently. Here are 10 ways AI becomes executive function support so you can finally get sh*t done.

AI did not write my daughter's wedding speech. I did. Here is the approach that works for any personal writing moment that matters.

If AI keeps giving you generic results, the problem is not the tool. It is the prompt — and that is something you can easily fix.

This article challenges the idea that using AI for writing is unethical or “cheating,” arguing instead that, when used intentionally, AI works like a power tool for thinking—amplifying your ideas, structure, and clarity without replacing your voice. It explores how fear and misinformation around AI keep people stuck, why refusing to learn the tool is riskier than using it, and how ethical, transparent AI use can help more people finally say what they’ve been trying to say all along.

AI-washing is when companies cite artificial intelligence as the reason for layoffs that were already planned — using it as a convenient, investor-friendly narrative to dress up financially motivated cuts in the language of innovation. Read about how companies are causing AI washing by inaccurately attributing layoffs to AI.

The dirty little secret isn't that people are using AI. It's that people are pretending they aren't — while the rest of the world moves on without them.