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Tag: accidental techie

July 14, 2026 Musings

From lost to dazzled (with merch and AI)

Looking back at the months of effort it took me to create my story and looking for an easy way to demonstrate the speed of AI, I fed the 20 key ‘storyboard’ points of my life, just 283 words, into Gemini Notebook LM.

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March 11, 2026 Musings

AIrrrrrrr yourself

Arrrrrrrr yourself made me laugh so much and was so unexpected, especially with what had gone before, that I have chuckled about it ever since. I even tried it on my neighbour…

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February 26, 2026 Musings

The talk I didn’t know I needed to hear

The words I was weaving, giving and receiving with those lovely women in the audience, were also a conversation I was having with myself.

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February 24, 2026 Musings

When computers were women in Maple Village

I find that time spent with other women is very powerful and whilst this talk may seem to be about the past, it really is an invitation to the future.

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February 10, 2026 Musings

WI Life magazine: From interview to ink

In a nutshell, I think that AI has been touted as the answer to everything when in reality, it takes a lot of code, people, data and electricity and it is highly designed. It does not update itself or modify itself, nor can you train it as an end user.

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