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Apparently, AI would really like to name this thing
What a Vegetable Lamb taught me about the categories hiding inside an AI brainstorm.
Sep 9
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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What if AI brings back the amateur?
A practical case for using AI to make the first version, borrow a field’s eyes, and discover whether a new obsession is worth another week.
Aug 26
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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The creative studio, the shop, and the robot with both keys
How to keep creative exploration and commercial thinking from interrupting each other.
Jul 22
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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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…
Jul 15
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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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.
Jun 26
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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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…
Jun 17
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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The most honest AI yet is also the easiest to fool yourself with
A 1971 desert film and the latest wave of AI models are running the same experiment on you, and a lot of us are failing it the same way.
Jun 3
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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How I built my own apprenticeship inside an AI session
The method I use to pull Didion, Wes Anderson, and Vreeland's judgement out of their work and load it into AI as a constraint.
May 29
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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You built a voice profile so why does AI still not sound like you?
AI voice profiles document how you write but your voice is a decision engine profiles can't hold. Here's what to build instead, from the creator of a…
May 20
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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How to bulletproof your taste in the age of AI
How AI output erodes your editorial judgment, four diagnostic prompts to measure the damage, and the only protection that really, truly works.
May 6
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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Three plays, three AI personalities, and I finally got surprised again
One Claude Project reads with me, one argues with me, one generates wildly. The framework behind the split and how to build yours.
Apr 22
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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How to build a real human-AI partnership through behavioral engineering instead of better prompts
You can fill a context window with everything about yourself and still get treated like a stranger. Behavioral engineering will change this for you.
Apr 17
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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