About

What this is

Most AI advice is written for people who already work in AI. It assumes you have time to experiment, budget to waste, and a job that rewards tinkering. Most people have none of those things — they have a real job, a full calendar, and a nagging sense that this technology matters to their career.

AI for Anything is built for those people. The goal is narrow and unglamorous: help you work out which parts of your actual job AI can help with, and which parts it can’t.

How we work

• We publish what we actually use. The guides come from real work, not from summarising other people’s posts. When something didn’t work, we say so.
• We don’t pretend AI is magic. Where a tool is genuinely not ready, or a task is better done by hand, that’s what we’ll tell you.
• We’re transparent about money. Any affiliate relationship is disclosed, and it never decides what we recommend. See our Affiliate Disclosure.
• AI helps us write; people decide. How we use AI in our own publishing, and where a human signs off, is set out in our Editorial Policy.

Where it’s going

We’re building in the open. New tools — a diagnostic for how exposed your role is to AI, and a map of the AI use cases worth your time — are in progress and will be announced here as they’re ready.

If you want to follow along closely, AI for Anything Plus is a founding membership for people who’d rather be in the room while it’s built than read about it afterwards.