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Unlike most people, I don’t fall into either bucket of “I hate AI” or “I love AI” because I believe there’s a time and place for when AI use is inevitable, smart, and necessary.
This page outlines how I use AI across my publishing, which includes this site and the accompanying YouTube channel.
I do use AI for:
- Researching content ideas
- Performing web searches to pull information from different sources
- Structuring and outlining for better flow and clarity
- Grammar and phrasal correction
- Experimenting with different story angles
- Generating decorative imagery that goes into articles/video backgrounds. Such imagery is always clearly labeled.
I don’t use AI for:
- Generating text/copy to be published directly into the site (or as voiceover into my videos).
- Convincing myself one way or another about a particular topic. I do my own thinking and share my own analysis and commentary on my posts/videos.
What this means:
- Even though AI is heavily used in pre- and post-production, nothing you actually read comes directly from any AI or LLM.
- The “Listen to this article” feature (when available) automatically generates voiceover for the written text. That voice is powered by AI, but the actual content is always human-written.
- AI-generated imagery may be in use, and in these cases, a clear label is provided to distinguish AI images from real photographs.
Last updated: March 31, 2026