As a blind writer and daily AI user, I’ve explored nearly every major chat platform—from ChatGPT to Grok, Gemini, Claude, and more. In this post, I share my personal experiences with these tools, how they impact accessibility, privacy, and writing, and what responsible AI really looks like from the perspective of someone who relies on it every day.
Category: AI
What AI Really Is—and Why We Don’t Need to Be Afraid of It
Artificial intelligence is changing fast—and for many people, that can feel confusing or even scary. In this post, I break down what AI really is, how tools like ChatGPT are built, and why we don’t need to fear them. Whether you’re curious, cautious, or just starting to explore what AI can do, I hope this post gives you a better understanding of how it all works—and why I find it exciting.
Who’s Really in Control? The Threat Behind AI and American Democracy
The Real Danger Isn’t AI—It’s Who’s Trying to Control It As I write this blog post, I’m actively researching something I heard earlier today on historian Heather Cox Richardson’s livestream. She had a guest on named Gil Duran, and he talked about someone I had never heard of until now—a man named Curtis Yarvin. The… Continue reading Who’s Really in Control? The Threat Behind AI and American Democracy
How AI Changed My Life: A Blind Person’s Perspective
Introduction Following yesterday’s post about daily life as a blind person, today I want to dive into one of the biggest tools that helps me—AI. Today, I’d like to talk about AI—also known as artificial intelligence—and how it has completely changed my life. Yesterday, I shared a post about what blind and visually impaired people… Continue reading How AI Changed My Life: A Blind Person’s Perspective
Notes from the edge of the system 