Not every problem needs an AI solution.
But if it can help me untangle a complicated document, reason through an architecture decision or build something creative, I'm interested.
I have a soft spot for my new robot friends. Not because I think machines know everything, but because they make it possible to try things I never would have attempted on my own.
Some questions lead to answers. The interesting ones lead to more questions. I've been spending a lot of time with AI and the best part isn't the hype: it's what you can make when curiosity has a collaborator.
Meet one of my robot friends ↗No need to know what's behind the curtain. Just start talking.But if it can help me untangle a complicated document, reason through an architecture decision or build something creative, I'm interested.
I like tools that make experimentation easy, without needing a committee, a slide deck or a six-month initiative.
Smart tools don't replace curiosity or judgement. They make both more valuable, especially when you're willing to challenge the answer.
Useful links, apps and AI discoveries collected along the way.