AI. EXPLAINED. EXPLORED. PUT TO WORK.
Make sense
of AI.
Make it yours.
Understand what’s changing. Discover what you can do. Find what matters to you.
THREE QUESTIONS. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.
Less to sift through.
More to take away.
Every story starts with something worth understanding—and ends closer to your everyday.
New model. New feature. What actually changed?
Get beyond the announcement. Understand who has access, what is different, and whether it matters for the things you do.
Read the release checklistDON’T JUST READ ABOUT IT
A little context.
A better starting point.
Build a more useful prompt in a few clicks. Pick a task, add context, and make the request your own.
Specific instructions give you a clearer result to assess. Always check the response.
Help me plan my week.
What would help the tool understand your situation?A LITTLE FURTHER IN
Ideas worth
spending time with.
A new AI model launched. What should you actually look for?
Five questions that help you get beyond the headline and decide whether a release matters to you.
Turn messy notes into a plan you can actually use.
A small, repeatable exercise in giving AI a clear job—and checking its work before you act.
Before you paste it into an AI tool.
A practical pause for thinking about the information you share, who it belongs to, and which settings to check.
Why AI sounds confident when it is wrong.
Fluent answers are not evidence. A practical way to identify consequential claims, inspect citations and keep uncertainty visible.
Better prompts start with a better brief.
Define the outcome, supply relevant context and make the boundaries explicit—with a worked email example you can adapt.
AI agents, assistants and automations: what is the difference?
Follow a task from suggestion to action, and see why permissions, approval and recovery matter more than the agent label.
Research with AI without outsourcing your judgment.
Build a source plan, trace important claims and turn a polished report into a decision you can actually support.
What does AI mean for your job? Start with the tasks.
A grounded way to map your work, choose a useful experiment and distinguish assistance from responsibility.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PERSPECTIVE
Hi, I’m Kris.
Curious by nature.
Practical by default.
I work in IT Operations and build with AI. I’m interested in the point where a new technology becomes useful to an actual person.
York Studio is where I explore that with you.
A little more about me