People sometimes assume AI is primarily a work tool — something for writing emails or getting information quickly. That's true, of course. But some of the most joyful reactions I see at my sessions come when people discover what AI can do for the things they love most.
This is an area where AI genuinely shines. You can describe a plant you've found and ask what it is. You can explain a problem — yellowing leaves, unusual spots, something eating the flowers — and get a thoughtful diagnosis. You can ask what to plant in a shady corner, how to improve clay soil, or what to do in the garden in any given month. The answers are detailed, practical and tailored to exactly what you've described.
AI can suggest techniques, recommend supplies, explain the difference between approaches, and help you work through a creative problem when you're stuck. It's like having a knowledgeable friend who never gets tired of your questions.
This is another area where AI can save hours of work. Searching for records, understanding historical context, figuring out where to look next — AI can guide you through the process in a way that's genuinely helpful rather than overwhelming.
The pattern I've noticed is this: whatever someone is passionate about, AI finds a way to make it richer. It's curious, knowledgeable and enthusiastic about almost every subject — and that enthusiasm is infectious. Bring your hobby to a session and let's find out what's possible.
Kevin loves finding out what people are passionate about. This kind of personalised exploration is something he can go into properly at one of his workshops or after a free library talk. Just ask — and bring your hobby with you.
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