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Everyday AI
Your friendly guide to using AI in real life
Why I Started Everyday AI
I’m a developer, and even with a technical background, it took me a while to really get the hang of AI tools. Not the basics, but actually understanding how to make them useful in my day to day life. If it was that much of a learning curve for me, I knew it would be even harder for people without a tech background. Everything I found online was either too technical or too surface level. There was nothing in between for regular people who just wanted practical guidance.
So I started Everyday AI. This is the resource I wish existed when I was figuring all this out. No jargon, no hype about robots taking over the world. Just real ways to use AI tools in your daily life, whether that’s writing better emails, organizing your schedule, or just understanding what all the news headlines actually mean. My goal is to make AI accessible to everyone, not just the tech crowd. If I can help one person feel less overwhelmed and more confident using these tools, then this whole thing is worth it.
Moses Smith
Developer & Founder