AI
I've been writing blog posts on and off for over 20 years. I survived the Blogger era, bounced around platforms, and eventually landed on Micro.blog — where I've been happily tinkering ever since. I dabble in HTML and CSS for fun, I'm a perfectionist about how my posts look, and I have a long history of going down rabbit holes trying to get things exactly right. If you've read my post about wrestling with Micro.blog, you already know how this goes.
I think AI Health is great, but I would be cautious with their explanations or advice. Always do your homework to verify or ask your doctor. Sometimes, I just want to understand my results or overall health, like weight/BMI or diabetic sugar levels.
Superpower Health Review: Is AI Good Enough To Be Your Doctor?
Superpower Health provides extensive biomarker testing to assess your health, but its dependence on AI makes its utility questionable.
It breaks my heart. A 9th grader used an AI app to make fake explicit images of five female classmates. His friends had his back. AI is a powerful tool — but we have to be responsible with how we use it. This can’t keep happening.
After watching Google’s 2026 I/O, I am excited about Gemini & some of its AI features that I’m eager to try. I’ll share some soon, so stay tuned! I’m curious how people will respond since not everyone is comfortable w/ AI in an OS. I don’t mind, but it shld always be an option to turn them off.
I am guilty. I am one of those who pay for AI subscriptions. But I don’t hate AI. I paid almost $200 for 4 Generative AIs. I am trying to decide which ones I want to keep…I used the most in order:
Claude (pretty almost everything)
Gemini (general chats/questions and checking website/app coding when Claude is stuck on)
ChatGPT (Generative images)
Notion AI (do whatever I need within pages or docs)
Source: Survey: Paying for AI subscriptions is more popular than you think
“Humanoid robots have been everywhere lately.” Yes, I noticed it lately and it is scary that the future is already here.
Humanoid robots have been hyped as the future of everything, from completing household chores to caring for elders to doing the dirty work on the factory floor, while Elon Musk is pivoting Tesla from cars to humanoid robots, claiming they’ll soon outnumber humans.
Source: Humanoid robots: Can Tesla and other companies deliver on the hype? | Vox
AI will set to become a part of our daily lives eventually. This one is no surprise!
The main part of these plans is Wonder Create, an initiative that lets anyone—whether food entrepreneurs or social media influencers—to design and launch their own restaurant brand in less than a minute w/ AI. This virtual restaurant would then be introduced across Wonder’s growing network of tech-enabled kitchen locations, which currently number 120 & are expected to reach 400 next year.
🔁 Reblogged from @techcrunch
Marc Lore states that AI will soon enable anyone to open a restaurant
Creepy, isn’t it?
“In the past, our view of the world was shaped in part by how artists saw the world, how Picasso painted changed how we saw the word, how Warhol talked about consumerism, pop culture, that changed how he saw those things.” — Artist Beeple, Mike Winkelmann
I read a blog about websites built by AI. Not surprised. I bet it hits 75% by 2030. Maybe sooner.
I used to hand-code HTML and CSS — hours, days, sometimes weeks. Now Claude helps me build my micro.blog in 30–40 minutes. AI catches errors in seconds that used to take me forever. I have no shame in using AI to save my time.
The Internet Archive data shows the web transformed in three years after ChatGPT’s launch from zero AI content to more than one-third. We’re seeing the fastest shift in internet composition since the web began.
Do you use AI for your own web projects?