If an app is "free," YOU are the product. Big tech extracts up to $20,000 in value from your data and attention over a decade. In Season 2- Episode 4 of "Web3 and AI Made Simple", @IanUtile and I break down the true cost of Web2—and how Web3 is giving power back to the users. Watch the full episode

You've been working a second job and didn't even know it. Every "select all traffic lights" CAPTCHA? You just labeled training data for AI, for free. The interface says "security." The machine hears "labeled human judgment." You are the teacher. The machine is the student. Full blog: amplifyweb3.ai/blog/the-sile…

Confession: you've been training AI for free. Every CAPTCHA = data labeling. Every search, voice note & correction = AI fuel. New Web3ÂI episode breaks down the hidden side of AI, and how Web3 can give your data back.

Miriam's Song From Exodus 15:20–21 Listen to full creation here: attn.live/creations/9cddaaeb… #AIMusic #AI

You've been working FOR your social media platform, but they own your audience. What if you could fire them? In Season 2, Ep 2 of Web3 and AI Made Simple, we break down why building on "rented land" is a trap, and how Web3 & AI can help you take back control. We skip the heavy jargon and give you one actionable step you can take this week to protect your community from algorithm changes.

If AI can write your emails, do your research, and finish your sentences... why should you still learn? Because outsourcing your "heavy mental lifting" makes your mind atrophy. Learning isn't just data collection; the struggle is what builds human wisdom. In Season 2, Episode 1 of Web3 and AI Made Simple, we explore why your lived experience and emotional intelligence are your ultimate, irreplaceable assets. AI should extend your thinking, not replace it.

The most powerful version of AI isn't a replacement for human creativity—it's an extension of it. Think of it as a brush, not the painter. AI works best beside you, not instead of you.

Capitola Wharf since 1857

The Two Who Made Me Mom You prayed over me With hopeful plans You taught me grit and grace So that I could stand Mom Your faith became the Roots beneath my feet And your steady love Still carries me in peace Riza Strong as the tide Soft as the sand You mother your children With a loving hand Riza My wife You are my greatest grace Our incomparable compatibility Is our base Here’s to the two Who made me who I am One gave me life One gave me her heart Lovely and Beauty Barefoot in the sand Grace upon grace Where the sun sets Capitola sunset Ocean breeze Mom Riza Thank you For loving me Happy Mother’s Day

Birth Listen to full creation here: attn.live/creations/1b642f89…

私が好きな女の子、ミクへ Listen to full creation here: attn.live/creations/6f63da8f…

AI isn't the finish line; it’s the starting block. The best AI outputs still need a human heart to beat.

Web3 isn't a futuristic concept. It’s already here, and it’s nothing to be afraid of. Stop focusing on the hype and start looking at the utility. My latest blog breaks down how Web3 is integrating into your daily life right now. Check it out: amplifyweb3.ai/blog/why-web3…

Sleepless Nights Listen to full creation here: attn.live/creations/8fbb52e8…

Blessed to be free Listen to full creation here: attn.live/creations/6c153980…

OneWheel at Sundial Bridge and Weekend at Bethel in Redding, CA Weekend in Redding, CA. Saturday night OneWheel ride across the Sundial Bridge and along the Sacramento River, filmed on my iPhone in Action Mode. Riza and I spent Sunday with our friends at Bethel Church. I wove moments from Kris Vallotton’s prayer and Bill Johnson’s jokes and teaching into the rides (audio pulled from Bethel’s YouTube livestream). Movement and message together: night ride → worship → humor → sermon → double-speed afternoon ride. Timestamp 00:00 Night ride Kris Vallotton prayer (healing, hope, restoration) 02:02 Bethel Music worship 02:33 Bill Johnson humor (lighthearted opening moments) 03:56 Bethel Music worship 04:34 Afternoon ride (double speed) Bill Johnson sermon (sacrifice, presence, loving your neighbor) over Sundial Bridge, Sacramento River, and trails