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I'm guessing you don't follow AI as a beat. You just keep running into it: it comes up in meetings, it's in the news, people around you are already using it. This site is where I sort through all of that: plain-language topic guides, one at a time, plus a weekly recap of what actually mattered. I read them myself, and share them with you.

The pieces are written together with AI. How and why, I've laid out in full on the About page.This page is here to get you started: five guides in the order I'd actually recommend, two tools you can try right away, and where to go if you want to keep up.

Start with these five

Read in this order, from what this even is, to how to use it, to what to watch out for.

  1. What Is ChatGPT? A Plain-English Guide for People Who've Never Tried It

    A jargon-free intro to ChatGPT. What it actually is, whether it costs money, how to start the first time, the everyday things you can use it for, and a few things to be careful about.

    ~5 min read Read →
  2. Why Does AI Keep Forgetting What You Told It? The Real Reason, and What Actually Helps

    A plain explanation of why AI doesn't really have memory by default, what ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude have each built to work around it, and the one habit that beats waiting for it to remember.

    ~7 min read Read →
  3. Is the Free ChatGPT Plan Enough? Your Own Usage Is the Answer

    OpenAI studied a full month of real ChatGPT messages from over a billion users, and the results are surprising. This piece looks at what people actually use it for, how work and personal use differ, and whether upgrading from the free plan is worth it.

    ~6 min read Read →
  4. Which Jobs Will AI Replace, and Which Ones It Probably Won't

    Will AI really take your job? In plain language: which kinds of work get hit first, which stay safer, why people who can judge are worth more than people who can just do, and one thing you can try today no matter your field.

    ~5 min read Read →
  5. How to Spot AI Scams and Fake Messages: A Self-Defense Guide for Everyone

    AI makes fake videos, fake voices, and fake messages startlingly real, and both older folks and younger people get caught. Here are a few checks anyone can use, no tech skills needed, to protect yourself and your family.

    ~5 min read Read →

Then put it to use

Once you've read those, these two are ready to try: free, no account needed.

Want to keep up week to week?

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