Here is a low-rez version of the video I made for the Claire Silver AI Art contest. This is for contest 9 of 10. I think I've created art for about three other of her contests; it's been on my radar since 2022. This one took a little over two weeks of evenings and weekends from concept to completion. Here is the text I used for the Linked In post (allows more text than X). The piece is called "Brittle." It's a spoken word performance about what happens when your mind narrows under pressure, and what changes when you start problem-solving with AI instead of around it. I used to avoid things I couldn't immediately master. A 3-D model sat untouched for a year because I didn't know Blender well enough. Last month, I asked an AI to help. It took forty minutes. The video itself is AI-collaborative: ElevenLabs for voice, Sora for video clips, Pika and Krea for animation, Midjourney for stills, Premiere Pro and Topaz for editing and enhancement. Claude Code and Blender MCP for avatar optimization and script ideas. But the point isn't the tools. It's the shift. For those of us in technical communication, AI isn't replacing our work — it's removing the blocks that kept us from attempting it. Something symbiont. Something we.

I fully support this article written by a contact from LinkedIn: Don’t Vibe Code; Delegate. Cultivating Diligent Skepticism and Responsible Development in the Age of LLMs "AI tools are representative of a system that can present the pattern of reasoning, but does not actually possess reasoning." https://cheewebdevelopment.com/dont-vibe-code-delegate-responsible-development-with-llms/ If I didn't decide to post my entry to Claire Silver's AI contest to LinkedIn, I wouldn't have had a fascinating conversation with Lars, the author of above article. If you have a LI account, here is my post and conversation: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jessicasams_clairesilveraicontest-activity-7423921092513198080-t4Wi?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAXQHxUBa3QIleYPHzjz9l-PC-rlBcn-6IU

This is Amanda. I currently have 95 tabs open. But I just closed a whole lot once I counted them and Lexi made me realise I might need an intervention lol! I drink 3–4 coffees a day ☕And yes… my brain is always on. I’m deeply obsessed with one thing right now: ✨ Combining personality profiles, Human Design, beauty types, energy, and intuition into a clear zone of genius and then using AI to amplify that, not replace it. I love helping women navigate AI in a way that feels empowering, not overwhelming. I love hiking, walking, the beach, reading… and playing with my daughter which, honestly, is where I learn the most about presence and creativity. I’m a Generator, and I think BIG. Likeworld-shifting, systems-changing, future-building big. And lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about what actually makes a community magnetic. Not just popular and busy. But alive. A place where people show up, open up, and feel safe to just be. Here’s what I’ve realized: It’s not about being perfectly “on brand.” It’s not about sticking rigidly to the work. It's not even about always “adding value.” It’s about permission. Permission to be human, to be real, or a little weird (or very weird! 😄). We don’t come into spaces like this just for tools or strategy (even though yes, we LOVE that here too).We come to feel seen, to connect, to get support, to join like minded people, to say: “This is hard” or “I’m proud” or “I made this and I don’t know if it’s good but I’m sharing it anyway.” So let’s try something. 🧡 I’d love to know: What’s something totally random about you? A quirk. A phase you’re in. A weird obsession. Something you never post online. You don’t have to add value or be polished. Just drop into the comments and be a human. What’s been on your mind lately even if it’s off-topic? What’s something we wouldn’t know about you from your Instagram bio? You can be soft here. Or silly. Or scared. Or wild. We’re here for it. I deeply appreciate every thoughtful email and comment. They remind me that we’re not building a platform… We’re building a place. Where women get to show up fully, imperfectly, and powerfully.

✨ What’s your #1 goal for JAN? Is it launching something? Writing? Learning? Building your GPT? Finishing your website? Mastering content? Working on cleaning up your digital filing system? Finding more visibility opportunities? Automating something? Leaning how to prompt, or use Claude? Drop it below 👇Let’s make sure this month MOVES THE NEEDLE. 💥

I have put together something special for you. As ChatGPT 5.2 has just rolled out, I am starting to explore it and I want to know; “How can women, founders, and mission-led leaders actually use this to think better, decide faster and build easily?” So I put together this practical guide designed specifically for the SHE IS AI community. Inside the guide, you’ll learn: - What’s actually different about ChatGPT 5.2 (and why it matters) - How to choose the right mode (Instant, Thinking, Pro) for the task at hand - The 5-part prompt structure we use for reliable, high-quality results - Real workflows for: - Copy-paste prompts you can use immediately - Common mistakes to avoid (so you don’t waste time or energy) This isn’t a technical manual or lengthy by any means. It's meant to be a clarity and capability guide built for women on a mission to get their head around 5.2 in their coffee break. 👉 Access the full ChatGPT 5.2 Guide here: 🔗 Grab your guide here! Full link: https://www.skool.com/she-is-ai-community/classroom/5005c398?md=7b5e3f8ac2e24f319e9fc373780c9ee8 I would love to hear your thoughts on 5.2 and once you read this guide I'd love to hear: - hits / misses - feedback on prompts - feedback on models - what clicked for you - which workflow you’re excited to try - or what you'd like to go into next Amanda