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ROBOTS ATE MY HOMEWORK

Mia Kiraki \ud83c\udfad, Jen Benford✨, Dr Sam Illingworth
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A curious world of narrative, culture, language, ideas and AI, for people who want to make what they do richer, more distinctive and harder to flatten.

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  • Mia Kiraki \ud83c\udfad

    A house of narrative, taste and AI, with the side doors left open. I help humans turn what they do best into a world people want to enter, then teach classy robots their way around.

  • Jen Benford✨

    Transformation coach and writer for creators, feelers, and rebuilders. Helping people find their most authentic expression—through story, strategy, and fire. You were built for range. \ud83d\udc26‍\ud83d\udd25 Lived experience, not medical advice.

  • Dr Sam Illingworth

    I am here to show you when to use AI and when to leave it the hell alone. Full Professor of Critical AI Literacy and bestselling author.

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