Tune for What Keeps You Human, in the Age of A.I.

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Hi–I'm Darby Bailey. I help humans maintain their essence and creativity in an AI-driven world, championing culture, futurism and the arts.

Darby Bailey, Musician, Futurist, Technologist, Home Economist

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  • Navigating the Digital Sidewalk as Humans
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Hi–I'm Darby Bailey and I help humans maintain their essence and creativity in an AI-driven world, championing culture, futurism and the arts.

[ An open letter to anyone feeling overwhelmed by AI ]

Feeling lost in the AI noise? I've been there.

As the voice of Tellme—heard by millions across trillions of calls while voicing early voice AI systems for 25 years—I once thought humans should become more robotic. Now, I realize it's the opposite – we need to stay human.

With 30+ years in tech and arts, I guide humans to:

  • Use AI without losing that creative spark
  • Navigate the "digital sidewalk" where human ingenuity meets AI
  • Explore how AI can amplify, not replace, human creativity

Whether you're an artist, professional, or curious mind, let's find our human-AI harmony together.

Join the Commonplace community today and take the first step towards a more focused, productive, and empowered relationship with A.I.

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Whether you're an educator, parent, working professional, or simply curious about the future, I'm here to support you on your AI journey. Let's embrace an exciting future together, and unlock the potential of artificial intelligence in our lives.

Stay rare, human.

XO, Darby

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