What I Actually Think Happens to Entry-Level Tech Jobs Next
I get asked often what happens to people just starting out in tech as AI gets more capable. Here is my honest, considered take, not a comforting one or a doom-laden one.
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The AI Feature Nobody Asked For (And Why It Shipped Anyway)
Software keeps shipping AI features nobody specifically requested, bolted onto tools that worked fine without them. Here is my honest theory on why that keeps happening.
Teaching My Mum to Use AI Without Getting Scammed
Teaching a parent to use AI tools confidently, without falling for the scams that increasingly piggyback on the same hype, takes a genuinely different approach than teaching a client.
AI Is Getting Better at Sounding Confident When It's Wrong
The mistakes have not gone away. They have just gotten a lot more convincing-sounding. Here is why that is actually a bigger problem than the mistakes themselves.
What Happens When You Ask Three Different AI Tools the Same Question
I asked the exact same business question to three different AI tools to see how much the answer actually varied. The results were a genuinely useful lesson in not trusting any single one blindly.
The AI Tool I Quietly Stopped Using (And Why)
I was genuinely excited about this tool for a few months. Then I just stopped opening it. Here is what actually happened.
Should You Worry About AI Taking Your Job? An Honest Answer.
People ask me this constantly, expecting either reassurance or panic. Here is the genuinely honest, more complicated answer I actually give them.
What My "AI Ambassador" Title Actually Means Day to Day
People ask what an "AI ambassador" actually does on a Tuesday. Here is the honest, unglamorous version of the answer.
AI Can't Replace Trust. Here's a Story About Why.
A client once chose me over a cheaper, faster AI-driven alternative for one specific reason. It taught me something about where this technology actually fits.