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The theatre trick for bringing more life to AI work
A way to get past polished-but-empty AI work when “make it better” has nowhere useful to go.
Sep 2
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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The four objects I use before I let AI answer anything important
A needle, a trapdoor, a snow globe, and a magnet for finding what the question may have decided first.
Aug 12
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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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.
Aug 5
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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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.
Jul 29
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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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.
Jul 8
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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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.
Jul 1
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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Dr Sam Illingworth
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How to design a nervous system for your AI
Five AI workspaces for five nervous system states, so your AI honors your wiring on every kind of day.
Jun 10
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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Jen Benford
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What an AI second brain and Frankenstein have in common
The AI second brain collects. The First Brain converts. Here's how to replace your entire capture cycle with one question.
May 27
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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AI's best feature is training you to think like everyone else
How to fight Claude's AskUserQuestion tool with 5 moves that keep your thinking weird, specific, and still yours.
May 13
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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One root, many fruits: the AI fix for context switching
Scientists grafted a single plant to grow tomatoes above and potatoes below. The same principle fixes the context switching problem across your…
Apr 29
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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5 ways to stop losing the best part of every AI conversation
A framework for catching the thinking moves that compound, plus a one-prompt session debrief you can use on your latest high-stakes chat.
Apr 1
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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Pascal's empty room, an outsourced thought, and the AI skill that fixes both
Every time AI resolves your discomfort, it takes your thinking with it. Here's how to stop it.
Mar 20
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Mia Kiraki 🎭
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