Quick answer: Substack launched an AI detection feature on July 21, 2026, powered by a tool called Pangram. Readers can
Substack’s New AI Detector: Measuring the Wrong Thing Read Post »
The complaint is real. The advice usually stops right where it gets useful. Quick answer: Yes, AI has made it
Everyone’s Mad About AI Slop. Here’s What to Do Instead. Read Post »
What I Learned Before Deciding Whether to Buy In Quick answer: Claude Code and Claude Cowork are both real software
AI Survey: Claude Code or Claude Cowork? Read Post »
As I explore video shorts as a business model, one thing became clear fast. There’s a real variety of formats
Video Shorts for Book Promotion (and Where They Led Me) Read Post »
Here’s the scoop: There’s a moment every independent publisher hits, usually around the third or fourth AI subscription, where you
The AI Stack Issue Noone Warned You About Read Post »
An occasional series where I take a tool I’ve never properly used, explore it, and help you decide if it’s
AI Survey: Google My Maps — What It Is and What It’s Good For Read Post »
An occasional series where I explore an AI tool and help you decide whether it’s a fit for your current
AI Survey: Google Veo 3.1 — What It Is and Whether It’s A Good Fit For You Read Post »
Here’s My Take On It. Google Opal was the first one on my list. It’s a no-code app builder from
AI Survey — I Built a Mini-App With Google Opal. Read Post »
There’s a new term floating around: AI;DR. It’s a twist on TL;DR (“too long; didn’t read”), but aimed at AI-generated
Does AI;DR Make Sense? I Say No. Read Post »
