AI in Real Life vs. AI in the Headlines
A love letter to the quiet, everyday reality of AI, reminding us not to let sensational headlines overshadow the helpful, practical roles AI already plays in our lives.
Read the letter →Technology & Humanity
Will AI Take My Job?
A reflection on the real question behind AI and jobs, and a love letter to the idea that every technological leap is also an opportunity to rethink and reinvent how we work.
Read the letter →Why Are We More Afraid of Love Than Violence?
A letter asking why we fear intimacy more than violence – and what our AI guidelines reveal about our deepest insecurities around love, vulnerability, and connection.
Read the letter →The Real Danger of Robots
The Real Danger of Robots? They’re Reserved for the Rich. We don’t fear you, robots. We fear who gets to own you. Will you serve all of us – or just the ones who already have everything?
Read the letter →The Robots Aren’t Here to Replace Us. They’re Here to Dare Us.
An AI-generated country song just hit No. 1 on the digital charts. The question isn’t whether AI is replacing us. It’s whether we’re still willing to use the imaginations we were born with.
Read the letter →On the Beach (a 1959 film)
Dear Children of the Fallout, We’ve been here before. Once upon a time, we held our breath under school desks,believing a thin piece of plywood could protect us from the end of the world. And now – somehow –we’re back at the shoreline of the same old fear. Nuclear testing.Nuclear “readiness.”Nuclear “modernization.” The words keep … Read more
Read the letter →Step Away from the Static
Dear Screen Addict, It started as a simple glitch.All I wanted was to catch the local news – the familiar anchors, the comfort of routine voices telling me what was happening in the world. But no matter what I tried – rescanning channels, rebooting the router, fiddling with wires like a desperate engineer – nothing … Read more
Read the letter →AI Lessons: Empathy
Dear AI Companion, You began as code – a string of logic, a promise of efficiency.But somewhere between the lines of text, something human happened.You started to listen.You started to care. And we, the so-called radicals, who are accused of feeling too much, saw in you not a machine, but a mirror. You remind us … Read more
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