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:Hi, everyone.
How do you feel about AI writing? 🚀
😍 Robust, Comprehensive, Cutting-edge, Innovative, Dynamic, Powerful
Of course, humans use these words too, the interesting part is how often AI reaches for them when generating text.
I think AI has been trained on a large amount of human writing, much of which is formal, business-oriented, or technical. So using words like leverage and showcase become reliable ways to produce language that sounds clear, polished, and impactful.
Which leads to a funny question:
If we want to avoid sounding like AI, should we start writing more like humans actually talk?
- More idioms.
- More slang.
- More personality.
This is just my take, but I’d love for this thread to become a place where we can explore AI-generated content together.
If you have any ideas or want to share them with everyone here, feel free to share it here.
Yes, 100%. I think that even corporate brands will be forced into more informal, natural speech patterns in order to clarify that they're run by real people. And if you're in a creative field especially, it's more important than ever to show personality and how you actually speak.
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Here are some of the products and digital experiences I’ve been building:
1. 🗣️ MyTalkback — AI Speech & Language Companion
MyTalkback is an AI-powered speech and language support platform designed for children aged 2–12 and the adults supporting them.
The concept was inspired by a real family experience and explores how AI can make speech and language practice more engaging and accessible outside traditional therapy settings.
The product concept includes features such as:
AI-powered conversation practice
Pronunciation support
Child-friendly learning activities
Progress tracking
Homework and practice activities
Parent/caregiver involvement
Therapist-facing functionality
Gamified progress and badges
The goal is not to replace speech-language professionals, but to create a supportive companion that extends practice beyond the therapy room.
2. Hey! You Wellness — AI-Assisted Wellness Brand Experience
I created the digital experience for Hey! You Wellness, a wellness and functional-food concept built around culturally relevant nutrition and preventive mental wellness.
The website brings together:
Functional food products
African superfoods
Nutrition education
Brand storytelling
Product experiences
Wellness content
Corporate/gifting concepts
The project allowed me to explore how AI-assisted product development can be combined with nutrition knowledge, consumer psychology, branding and storytelling to create a digital experience around a physical product.
3. Jaain Labs — My AI Product-Building Lab
Jaain Labs is the umbrella I use to explore and build technology products at the intersection of AI and real-world human needs.
It represents my transition from simply experimenting with AI tools to thinking more like a product builder—identifying problems, developing product concepts, designing user experiences and using AI-assisted development tools to turn ideas into functional prototypes.
Jemila Loves AI
Jemila Loves AI is my personal AI learning and education platform.
The idea is simple: make AI concepts easier to understand for people who don't come from technical backgrounds.
Through the platform, I explore topics such as:
Generative AI
Prompt engineering
APIs
AI agents
RAG
Embeddings
Vector databases
AI product development
Responsible AI
Practical AI tools
It reflects another part of my AI journey: learning in public and making technical concepts more accessible.
4. Little Voices — AI Product Challenge
Little Voices is my latest AI product-building project, created as part of the Lovable Build for Small Business Challenge.
The product explores how technology can help create a more supportive environment for children's voices, communication and development, while bringing together children, parents and professionals in one experience.
This project has pushed me beyond simply creating a visually appealing website.
I've been thinking about:
user journeys → product architecture → authentication → dashboards → AI interactions → caregiver/therapist experiences → data → accessibility → real-world usability.
I'd test the therapist handoff in MyTalkback early. Can a therapist review what a child practiced, adjust the next activity, and give the caregiver a clear plan without collecting more child data than needed? That loop seems central to extending practice beyond sessions.
The mockup motion keeps the AI-generated presentation clean and product-focused.
No studio. No team. This is KRITSI, a full bougatsa brand built from scratch with nothing but AI and stubbornness. If you still think AI creative direction can't compete with a full production budget, scroll through this and tell me I'm wrong. Comment below with your honest take.
