Allie K. Miller

Yeah, there's a weird, there's this weird AI eating AI moment that...

Even when we're shopping for things online, if I have an AI agent shop for me and the car brand that I'm trying to buy from has an AI agent answering all of its sales questions, what are we doing?

It's two AI agents acting as proxies for these people talking to one another.

So it can feel very weird when you are creating things with AI that is then read by an AI.

What I also want to advocate for is there are so many ways to stand out that have nothing to do with tech and online application, whatever.

You could have AI help coach you through how to ask a common friend for an introduction.

A lot of people feel very uncomfortable around that.

Have it coach you through that moment of discomfort so you can push back, right?

There are so many ways that you can use AI in the process, not just doing the work for you, writing your resume.

And so having it coach you to ask for that, having it help you post on LinkedIn and say, I'm sorry, I got laid off.

I'm in a situation where I have these skills and I need help.

I don't usually ask for help this publicly, but I need you.

You've never written that post before.

AI can find a thousand people who have posted that before and can help you get through that obstacle, that friction, so that you can get the life you want.

Yes.

I think there's a lot of online discourse that AI is ruining our authenticity.

When there are some people that could lean into using AI and actually help you live a more authentic life.

I'm a weirdo in my life.

I organize this big dumpling taste test for my friends.

I had a friend who's a violinist come play, and all of us laid down on the ground and just stared up at fake stars that I put up on the ceiling.