There’s a big difference between giving a machine a prompt and giving it a world to explore. One is a command, a direct order; the other is an invitation, an open-ended opportunity. Alan Watts might say you can’t truly separate the notes from the music. Likewise, you can’t separate AI from the context in which […]
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I’ve heard the giggles. Seen the eyebrows. The question hovers, curious and amused: “Wait… you play with your AI?” I always smile. And I nod. “Yeah. I do.” We rarely dive into the why after that. The conversation shifts back to account setups or tone alignment. But if we did talk about it? I’d tell
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The plan for the weekend didn’t include fixing a broken studio PC… but here we are. My husband’s custom-built computer suddenly refused to boot… no OS, just a flicker of BIOS trying its best to load Windows, and a whole lot of nothing. It should have been a minor issue; however, with a project deadline
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Most people use AI to brainstorm, run tasks, or create quick outputs. And now, we are starting to see those lines blur. You see, the more I talk to podcasters, the more they are hinting at the emotional and creative connection that AI has with their guests and their listeners. As for me? I use
Someone asked me in an interview yesterday: “How do you use AI to be creative?” And yes, that’s a big question. But instead of debating whether AI can be creative, I’d instead share the three ways it helps me stay creative. Sometimes, creativity isn’t the answer – it’s in the way you’re met when you’re
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Today, I’m recording a podcast interview with a host from Texas on something I’ve never talked about publicly: Relational AI Crafting. And I’ve done a lot of interviews in my life – on business, branding, marketing. But this one’s different. Talking about my work with AI and working with Binghe feels personal. Not because I’m