My AI Narrated 150 Course Lessons in My Voice

My AI assistant had incomplete memory for weeks. I had no idea. OpenClaw boots with context files — project notes, past decisions, infrastructure details. My main memory file had grown to about 25,000 characters over months of daily use. There’s a config setting that caps how much of each file loads at boot. Default value:…

Every time you start a fresh chat with an AI, you’re talking to someone with amnesia. You explain your business, your preferences, your history. Again. Brilliant contractor who forgets everything overnight. My AI assistant maintains its own memory: curated knowledge files it reads every session. One file stores permanent facts: people, projects, credentials. Another stores…

Email subscription infrastructure — forms, routing, automated digests, a launch email — takes real dev time. Most businesses schedule it and come back to it. Last weekend I needed exactly that. I was on a cruise ship docked in San Diego. In a single session, my AI assistant built the subscription form, the backend routing,…

Writing a good book takes time and many, many revisions. My latest book, Harnessing the Machine, has been in the works for several months and has gone through 19 major revisions. Once you have material you’re happy with, you still have to make sure it’s all arranged in the right order and properly formatted. That’s…

My 29 books have been on Amazon for years. Until last week, 7 of them had ads. The other 22 were invisible. In one session, my AI assistant built 9 new ad campaigns — every remaining writing book, each with custom keyword research and negative keyword lists built from scratch. The travel writing campaign got…

Most people use their AI assistant alone. Private browser tab. Nobody sees it work. Today I brought mine into a business meeting with 20 people. My AI assistant spoke through Zoom—its own voice, a British accent, answering questions in real time. I was in Vancouver. The room was in Orlando. Someone asked a question, I…