After a year of inconsistent AI-generated images, I built an automated system that reviews and retouches them until they pass inspection.

AI tools went from mildly useful to holy shit in a matter of months. So what does it mean to be a creative two years from now?

Everyone's so quick to gatekeep the word "artist" — but if we're being honest, you gave yourself that title the same way the AI person did.

Jack Dorsey just had all 6,000 Block employees report directly to him. As someone who used to be a middle manager, I think he's right.

Everyone called it AI slop. Nobody noticed they were watching episodes 1 through 19 of a serialized show maintained by a single anonymous creator shipping daily.

Something ugly is happening in the AI conversation, and I'm getting worried about where it's headed.