That AI court ruling doesn’t say what your feed says it says
The AI court ruling that supposedly settled the whole fight describes its own case as
The AI Quilter Blog
“AI Info” Label: It’s Telling on Your Creative Process
I’ve taken art classes. More than one. Online. In person. One-on-one. I can tell you
AI Transparency Law for Creatives: The Label That Doesn’t Survive a Repost
On August 2, 2026, California started requiring AI generated images to carry an invisible label
Handmade Just Became A Credential
Are You Claiming It? Two reports came out within weeks of each other this year.
The AI Disclosure Problem: Why “I Use AI” Needs Better Words
In May, Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk mentioned at a conference in Poznań that while writing
What I learned about AI and copyright in June
I spent time last week at the Academy for Virtual Teaching, less a presentation than
Stop Apologizing for Your Tools
She mentioned it almost under her breath. An instructor at a quilting event, telling the
The Guilt Is Aimed at the Wrong Address: AI, Data Centers, and Who’s Actually Accountable
The environmental critique of AI is real. But the pressure aimed at individual creatives isn’t landing where it could do any good. Here’s where accountability actually lives.
What Your Fabric and Your AI Have in Common
Happy Earth Month, quilty friends. Here’s an evironmental stat that surprised me when I read
Can You Copyright a Quilt You Made with AI?
Here’s what the courts just said. There’s been a lot of noise about AI and
Water Runs Through Everything We Build
March 22 was World Water Day, and I want to use it to talk about
How Economic Displacement Actually Happens. (Hint: It’s Not Abstract)
Three mechanisms already in operation. None of them require intent to cause harm. The claim
OpenAI Said It Would Hold the Line. Then It Made a Deal.
Last Thursday night, Sam Altman sent an internal memo to OpenAI employees that was quickly
The Same Week Anthropic Held the Line, They Also Moved It.
The same week Anthropic refused the Pentagon’s demand to remove its AI safeguards, the company
The AI Tool You Use Just Drew a Line in the Sand. Here’s What That Means.
If you’ve been following AI news the last couple weeks, you’ve probably seen some version
“I Would Never Use AI”: A Few Questions Worth Asking
AI technology is decades old. It’s invisible. It’s part of our everyday life. I hear
