About How Do I AI?

That's the Default Question. Not a philosophy, not a framework, not a mindset to internalize. It's the question you ask before you plan a task — before you outline, open a tool, or fire up a chat. Change the question you start with, and the work that follows changes too.

What this is

A publication, not a personal brand. Multi-format content — blog, video, podcast — about applying AI to real work: drafting, planning, household logistics, side gigs, creative projects, shipping code. Practitioner walkthroughs with real workflows, real results, and the parts that didn't work.

No "Top 10 Tools" lists. No courses to sell. No "AI will change everything" hype.

The editorial position

Not neutral. The Default Question is the position. Every piece on this site argues — directly or by example — that starting with "how would I do this if AI could do anything?" produces different work than starting with "can AI help?". That's the stake in the ground.

Opinions back it up. Tool assessments include the parts that don't work. "It depends" isn't a conclusion here.

How it's made

AI-first, end to end. Research, drafting, structuring, editing, visuals, code, copy — all heavily AI-assisted. A single human operator sets direction, tests every claim, and approves the output before it ships.

The release gate is simple: the walkthrough has to actually work when someone tries it. If a claim isn't grounded in hands-on use, it gets cut. If a demo doesn't reproduce, the draft doesn't ship.

AI writes. A human decides what's true.

Why no personal attribution

Intentional. How Do I AI? is a question brand, not a personality brand. The content has to earn trust from substance alone — if a post only lands because a face or biography is attached, it isn't good enough.

It's also honest about the setup: a solo operator running an AI-first workflow, publishing under the brand's name. The work on the page isn't the author's performance. The Default Question is.