ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK

ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK

Apparently, AI would really like to name this thing
What a Vegetable Lamb taught me about the categories hiding inside an AI brainstorm.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
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Before you build an AI agent, give it a way of seeing
How to turn the methods and references already inside your world into different AI behavior.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
How to build an AI reading partner that leaves the interpretation to you
Meet The Athenaeum - a source-grounded reading environment for difficult books and elaborate minds.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
An AI that only sees the latest version will never protect your original idea
A visual experiment in what happens when every AI does its job well and nobody protects the whole.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
How I turn things that follow me around into useful analogies
A process for turning films, books, observations, and old memories into questions, methods, and things your field would not have produced on its own.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
The creative studio, the shop, and the robot with both keys
How to keep creative exploration and commercial thinking from interrupting each other.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
AI is mass-producing tote bags and we keep calling them insights
Why fluency now passes for thought, a framework for telling "familiar" work from "different" work, and a test to catch the difference in your own…
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
How to appraise your content archive like a museum curator
Four frameworks from museum science to kintsugi that turn your back catalog into a 30-day action plan.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
I borrowed a historian's randomness method and now AI catches me off guard on purpose
Carlo Ginzburg walked into an archive and called out random numbers. Here are three moves to bring that same randomness into your AI sessions.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
The post-AI internet needs a different kind of literacy
Professors spotted the emptiness in student essays. These six markers help you spot it everywhere you scroll.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭 and Dr Sam Illingworth
AI homogenization killed the middle and I went looking for what survived
Why AI raised every floor to "good enough," what that means for your business, and a structured audit to find what's irreplaceably yours.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
A failed universal language explains why you keep picking the wrong AI output
The case for working with the differences between AI models instead of hunting for the single best output, told through two old stories about language.
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
Most of what you know won't ever fit inside an AI prompt
Bertrand Russell divided human knowledge into two categories a century ago. One of them is everything AI will never hold and trying to compress it into…
 • Mia Kiraki 🎭
ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK
ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK
A curious world of narrative, culture, language, ideas and AI, for people who want to make what they do richer, more distinctive and harder to flatten.

ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK

A curious world of narrative, culture, language, ideas and AI, for people who want to make what they do richer, more distinctive and harder to flatten.
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