Jason’s recent Medium piece about being accused of using AI struck a nerve for me. In my last company, I ran into repeated issues because my writing was assumed to be machine-generated because it was clear and consistent. At some point, the conversation stopped being about meaning and turned into suspicion about process. What feels strange is how quickly assumptions form. Careful wording can now work against you, and speed can raise questions. That puts people in an odd position when experience tends to show up as clarity. I am curious how others are handling this shift. If you write or communicate for work, how do you think about trust right now?

Roll on an income! (just joking) Ok folks this is some time for advice - i used to blog a bit when working for large corporate - mostly about life as an over 50 woman in the tech world - never took off much (my tone was too sarcastic) and frankly it was a place to vent - but i was teaching myself to use claude code and gemini so i could start the journey of building stuff for myself. The thing is i started documenting what i learned in my tech workflow - and I am seeing some return on interest from posting on reddit (well great for me) - but my medium acocunt - well now is looking a bit confused.. Any ideas on how i should improve it - want to do more tech stuff as well as journey to making a living doing apps and sites stuff and would really be interested in some feedback - or is a Medium profile worth grooming - at one point i think it would be worth sharing on linked in but i dont want the venting stuff associated with my real name. Thoughts? For those curious my medium profile is here: https://medium.com/@MinimumViableMatriarch