Welcome to
ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK
What happens when AI joins the way we make meaning, shape narratives and build the worlds around our work, while judgment and direction remain human.
They used to say the dog ate your homework.
Around here, the robots ate it.
Good.
AI can already help you make more words, images, ideas, research, products and probably seventeen versions of the thing you only asked for once.
Weâre interested in what happens after that.
Because if youâre building a business, a publication, a creative practice, a body of expertise or something slightly harder to put in a dropdown menu, your work has a â¨WORLD⨠around it.
Certain ideas keep returning. You have a way of seeing things. A language, a taste, a history, a set of references, stories and decisions that make one thing feel like yours and another feel like it wandered in from somebody elseâs internet.
RAMH helps you see that world more clearly, make it richer and teach AI enough about it to become useful inside it.
So you can make more without becoming more interchangeable. â¤ď¸
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What youâll get here
Youâll learn how to connect scattered ideas into a body of work people can recognize, understand what makes your perspective different, shape stronger narratives around what you know and use AI without outsourcing every interesting decision along the way.
We care about voice, meaning, story, context, creative judgment, interpretation and the recurring threads that make very different pieces of work still feel like they came from the same mind.
And because your world becomes considerably less interesting if it contains only AI talking about AI, we wander through books, films, psychology, history, visual culture, science, architecture, business, language and whatever strange object has managed to make itself relevant that week.
The rabbit holes are allowed - they just have to bring something useful back.
Youâll leave RAMH understanding something better, noticing something you missed before or able to make something more interesting with what you know.
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How things work in the classy robotsâ world
We have a few traditions.
đď¸Every Wednesday
A new essay for free + paid subscribers.
This is where we explore narrative, AI, creativity, language, taste and the larger world around your work.
Sometimes youâll find a new way to think about voice or interpretation. Sometimes weâll look at why AI keeps flattening something you care about, how to give it better context, or what an old film/music/book/other cultural culprit can teach us about a very modern creative problem.
You may also acquire a few phrases, characters and metaphors that make perfect sense here and considerably less sense outside the premises.
đď¸Twice a month on Friday
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Premium also includes access to RobotsOS and the Robots MCP, my growing library of original skills, agents and playbooks for researching, thinking, creating and judging better with AI.
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Three rooms you can wander into
There are three loose routes through RAMH. They overlap constantly because thinking, judging and making have refused all my attempts to keep them politely separated.
đ§ MIND
Understand more.
Research, curiosity, interpretation, learning and how to keep your own mind active beside a machine that is VERY willing to answer everything for you.
đ TASTE
Notice and choose better.
Voice, standards, originality, creative judgment and figuring out why one perfectly competent thing belongs in your world while another should be politely escorted out.
This room matters more as AI gets better.
⥠BUILD
Make the idea real.
Methods, experiments, creative processes and AI systems that help you turn what you know into something that actually exists.
A few favorite places to start
Hi, Iâm Mia đ
I trained in film and have spent more than a decade working across narrative, creative direction, strategy and the systems that hold bodies of work together.
These days, Iâm an AI Narrative Architect.
I help creators, experts and founder-led brands figure out the larger world around what they know and make: the ideas, stories, language, worldview, references and recurring threads that help other people understand what theyâre really about.
Then I help them teach AI enough about that world to work intelligently inside it.
Because AI became very good at making things VERY quickly.
What fascinates me is whether it can understand why something belongs.
Why does this story fit and that one doesnât?
Why does one phrase sound completely natural coming from you while another feels borrowed?
What has to stay intact when an idea changes form?
How much context does AI need before it understands the history behind a decision instead of happily overwriting it?
A lot of the AI conversation still treats the machine like a very enthusiastic vending machine.
Insert prompt. Receive content.
Around here, we expect considerably more from both sides of that transaction.
AI should learn more about the world it is entering, and the human should become better at deciding what belongs there.
That work became RAMH.
It has since grown into its own little world, with thousands of humans, Premium ROBOTS, RobotsOS, essays, recurring characters, cultural rabbit holes and an increasingly suspicious number of robots.
And this is where I work through all of it in public, so you can take whatever helps you build your own.
The people who think and create alongside the robots
The humans around here tend to be curious, opinionated and increasingly difficult to impress with generic AI output.
They know that âAI-poweredâ does not automatically make something interesting, that speed is not a substitute for judgment and that a polished answer can still understand absolutely nothing about the person it is supposed to represent.
You may find yourself becoming similarly annoying.
We love that.
đ You donât have to take my word for it. Hereâs what readers say:
Dr Sam Illingworth - Mia and her robots offer some of the most creative and effective takes in critical AI literacy that I have seen.
AI Meets Girlboss - Following ROBOTS made me more strategic and experimental with AI. It's the corner of the internet where imagination is allowed, but discipline is required.
James Presbitero - Mia's work moves between creative exploration and deep technical analysis seamlessly, all the while making everything very entertaining, creative, and distinctive.
Dallas Payne - If you're after unique perspectives, inspiration that levels up your AI game, and a confident voice that speaks directly to the heart of the matter, ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK is for you.
Kim Doyal - Mia fundamentally changed how I interact with AI.
Denise Wakeman - I'm a fan, a reader, and mostly I love the curiosity with which Mia explores and writes about AI. I always learn from her work.
Raghav Mehra - Mia helps you weed out AI flaws in the most innovative ways while adding a great deal of clarity, depth and gravitas to your AI workflows.
Start somewhere
Want to understand and think better? Start with MIND.
Want to develop stronger judgment and make your work more recognizably yours? Wander into TASTE.
Want to actually make something with all of this? BUILD is waiting.
And if you want the full methods, systems and the library of robots, come meet the Premium ROBOTS.
The robots can keep the homework
The AI Circus will continue producing more.
Thatâs fine.
You and I have a world to build.
Mia Kiraki
