Why I Started Writing My First Drafts Without AI Again
A few months ago, I opened a blank document to write an email that mattered. It was a message to an old friend I had fallen out of touch with, and I…
Technology, AI & Digital Life
A few months ago, I opened a blank document to write an email that mattered. It was a message to an old friend I had fallen out of touch with, and I…
When my flagship phone slipped out of my jacket pocket and cracked across the middle of the screen, the repair quote was almost half of what a brand-new mid-range phone would cost.…
My uncle got the call on a Sunday afternoon. The voice on the other end sounded exactly like his son: the same slightly rushed way of speaking, the same habit of starting…
The first time I noticed it, I was reading the AI-generated summary of a meeting I had actually attended. It was accurate. Every decision was listed, every action item had an owner,…
I used to think about digital death the way most people think about flossing: something I knew mattered, filed away for a day I never quite got around to. Then a relative…
I have kept a personal blog, in one form or another, for longer than I have kept most friendships. It has moved between platforms, survived a few years of total neglect, and…
Over the course of a single month, I was asked to prove I was a real human being an unusual number of times, once by uploading a photo of a government identification…
I turned off every notification on my phone on a Sunday evening, not because of any single dramatic incident, but because I had noticed, over the course of an ordinary week, that…
I canceled cable almost a decade ago with the smug satisfaction of someone who had figured out the system, tired of paying for hundreds of channels I never watched and a bill…
I installed a video doorbell for the reason most people do, a vague sense that it would make the house feel safer, a way to see who was at the door before…