AI

I use AI throughout thinking.haus.

I use it to think out loud, interrogate half‑formed ideas, research unfamiliar territory, make unlikely connections, argue with myself, edit, revise, and keep following a thought after I might otherwise have dropped it.

It sometimes contributes words. It often contributes questions. I discard a lot. I rewrite a lot. The work that remains is here because I recognize myself in it and am willing to put my name on it.

Working this way has made me less interested in whether something was made with AI than in what kind of attention went into making it. A tool can participate deeply in the process without replacing the person responsible for the choices.

For me, AI has become a way of making thinking visible. The conversation forces ideas out of their comfortable vagueness and into language, where I can finally see what I believe, what I don’t, and what deserves another pass.

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This page was inspired by "Morenikeji’s /ai manifesto", which proposes a simple convention: if AI plays a role in your work, say how.