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We want to hear how AI is showing up in your life. Do you love it, avoid it, rely on it, worry about it, or fall somewhere in between? What feels helpful? What gives you pause? What does using AI wisely mean to you?

Share your thoughts, questions, experiences, and even your disagreements. The future of AI won’t be shaped by technology alone. It will also be shaped by the choices and conversations of the people using it.

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Cassandra Webster
a month ago

I love AI. I'm fascinated by what it can do, and I use it almost every day. It's become a brainstorming partner, a creative tool, and sometimes even a sounding board when I'm trying to work through an idea.

But I also have concerns.

I worry about how easily we can begin relying on AI to do the thinking for us. I worry about misinformation, the environmental impact, and what happens when convenience starts replacing my own judgment. What happens to my brain when I offload too much, I am low-key terrified of dementia and I understand our brains are muscles.

And I'll be honest, sometimes I catch myself doing the very things I'm encouraging others to be mindful of!

For me, using AI wisely means being intentional. Knowing when to use it, when to question it, and when to put it aside and trust my own brain.

I don't have all the answers, and that's part of why I started this movement. I believe we need more conversations that make room for both the excitement and the concerns.

So that's where I stand. Somewhere between amazed and cautious.

Now I'd genuinely love to know where you stand!