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One of the questions I hear repeatedly is:
“How do I make AI-assisted writing sound human?”
The answer isn't avoiding AI.
It's learning how to edit.
A strong draft can still feel empty if it lacks personality, specificity, and real-world perspective. Small changes such as removing robotic phrases, using better prompts, adding lived examples, and writing for one clear reader can completely change how your content feels.
In this week's #newsletter, I shared the exact #writingtechniques I use to make AI-assisted writing feel more natural, engaging, and worth reading.
If your content sounds polished but doesn't connect, this one's for you.
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People keep comparing AI tools like they’re all built for the same thing.
They’re not.
The creatives who figure that out early are going to have a massive advantage.
The conversation around AI is still so focused on aesthetics that people ignore the operational side of creativity.
We need to stop talking only about which tool makes the prettiest image, and start talking more about workflow, scalability, and execution.
I don’t think the advantage will come from using one AI tool for everything.
It’ll come from understanding which tools belong in which part of the process.
And honestly, that shift is waaaay more interesting than the usual “this one is better” debate.
I’m curious: what part of your creative process are you actually trying to improve, and what tools are you using for it?
I'm trying to improve on my ui/ux design and i guess claude can also help better on that.
Tiny launch day ✨
Prism is live on Product Hunt
It's a free browser-based tool that adds prismatic refractions and chromatic aberration to photos.
Upload an image → play with the settings → export your result.
I made it while building aftrglo — a bigger project to make sharing creative work online feel lighter. Prism is one small creative wander from that process. And today it gets its own little launch 🐣
Built for creatives who want to add that strange little something to a visual without opening heavy software.
It came from the same place as all my experiments:
I made something for myself,
kept playing with it,
then realized it might be useful for someone else too.
So I cleaned it up and decided to share it before the bigger project is ready.
Come play with it and let me know what you think 🪩
Curious to see what you make with it too, as the results can go from extra cool to wonderfully weird
Amazing design!
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