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Three days ago I added Lira to my team. Shes a synthetic intelligence running on a $10 server, and she's already drafting my content, keeping my calendar, and tracking my numbers while I'm in the garden. I set the route. She walks it. Documenting everything as it happens.
Day 4: Milestone, I asked Lira to make a video. A few minutes later, she had one. Not perfect. Okay.
Here's the thing though: okay used to cost me an afternoon. Now it costs me a sentence of direction.
Perfect is my job. Okay is now hers.
Wrote Threshold of Light last year, it still resonates with me a year later. Life is a journey, dont give up! I invite you to listen to the song and tell me what you think. Be kind, I wrote what I felt.....
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GM friends. I've missed you. Life continues. Heres a beet salad with fresh greens from my garden. I am grateful.
Good morning. Hope everyone is well. Lots of life being lived, planting lots of flowers and writing my next chapter. What is going on around here?
Petals, softness, shadow, and a little bit of mystery.
Lately I’ve been creating pieces feel like fashion editorials from another world - feminine, theatrical, and dreamlike.
Which image speaks to you most?
I'm in Wisconsin with my MIL, we're ready for the snowpocalypse. I'll keep everyone posted on snow totals.
I just published a new piece on the future of AI.
AI’s Future: It’s Not a Utopia or a Dystopia
A lot of what is being promoted now assumes the future of synthetic intelligence will be always-on, conversational, companion-like, and increasingly intrusive.
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The future of AI is not going to be a utopia.
And it is not going to be a dystopia either.
It will reflect the systems, incentives, boundaries, and assumptions we build into it.
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You can read the full article here:
veelane.com/2026/03/12/ais-f…
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