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16 articles tagged "opinion"
A nuanced argument for why AI art and AI writing are not threats to human creativity — they are different things entirely, serving different functions, meaningful in different ways.
A hard look at what good kids-AI looks like, what lazy kids-AI looks like, and how parents can tell the difference in under thirty seconds. With a real starter pack at the end.
There is a shelf forming in my head. On one side, the kids AI products that will change a generation''s relationship with technology for the better. On the other, the kids AI products that will quietly make a generation of children less interesting.
AI is the biggest cognitive leverage tool of our generation — and most of the interfaces delivering it were never designed for everyone. A hard look at what that gap is going to cost, and the uncomfortable work of fixing it.
What AI Souls are, why they work, and why talking to one feels completely different from talking to a generic chatbot.
There is a conversation you have had before. You open a chat window, type something personal — something you have been carrying around for a while — and what comes back is competent, thorough, and completely hollow. The words are right. The structure is right. Something is missin…
AI characters with distinct personalities are becoming a cultural phenomenon. They're interactive, endlessly creative, and available on demand. Sound familiar?
An honest look at AI's real limitations -- not to diminish what it can do, but to understand where human capability remains irreplaceable.
A persuasive essay on why giving your AI a distinct personality through Soul prompts transforms the experience from useful to genuinely engaging.
You do not need 47 AI tools. Here is a curated, intentional approach to AI that maximizes impact while minimizing clutter, cost, and cognitive overhead.
A thoughtful guide to setting healthy boundaries with AI — maintaining your own skills, judgment, and autonomy while still benefiting from AI assistance.
A manifesto on creativity in the age of AI. It's not a threat. It's a lever. Here's why the creative class should be excited, not afraid.
AI can make you incredibly productive — or trap you in an illusion of productivity. Here is an honest look at the pitfalls and how to build a healthier relationship with AI tools.
A manifesto on democratizing AI — why the best AI tools shouldn't require a CS degree, and how a-gnt is making them accessible to everyone.
There is a scene that plays out every day in offices, kitchens, and living rooms around the world. Someone hears about an AI tool that could save them hours of work. They search for it. They find a GitHub repository with a README full of terminal commands, environment variables,…
A thoughtful essay on AI augmentation versus replacement, addressing real fears with original examples of how AI makes humans more valuable.
The anxiety is understandable. Every week brings a new headline about AI doing something that used to require a human: writing legal briefs, generating marketing copy, analyzing medical images, composing music. Each announcement feels like another profession being crossed off a s…
An essay on information overload, the value of curated catalogs, and why not every AI tool deserves your attention.
Open a new browser tab. Search for "best MCP servers." You will find Reddit threads with hundreds of comments, each recommending a different tool. You will find blog posts listing "top 50" collections compiled by people who have tested maybe five of them. You will find GitHub awe…
The biggest AI impact won't come from engineers — it'll come from regular people solving real problems.
Why the best prompt engineers aren't technical — they're just good communicators.