A Journalist's Guide to AI

When Your Ideas Stop Sounding Like You

The subtle shift AEO is creating

Apr 27 • Yumi Wilson

March 2026

From Links to Answers: How Journalism Visibility Has Changed

How AEO and GEO are rewriting who gets discovered and quoted

Mar 27 • Yumi Wilson

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January 2026

The Quiet Cost of AI: Losing Your Voice Without Noticing

How using Pangram and co-founder Max Spero helped me notice when AI was shaping my voice

Jan 19 • Yumi Wilson

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December 2025

New episode: What grows a podcast — and what AI can’t do for you

Hear my conversation with producer Bogdan Bratis on what actually grows a podcast — and how AI can help your workflow (and where it can’t).

Dec 16, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

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I’m Launching the Paid Tier (With a Special Offer)

Launching paid access with AI playbooks, templates, and a free 1:1 call for early members

Dec 4, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

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Gemini and the WSJ Method: A Step-by-Step Edit

In the free post, I explained why my NUOL colleagues and students prefer Gemini.

Dec 3, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

Gemini Was Their Tool. Learning It Was My Test.

I used Gemini in Docs and Gmail, but trusted ChatGPT for deeper analysis. Teaching in Laos as a Fulbright Specialist, my students — and Gemini’s…

Dec 2, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

Welcome to A Journalist’s Guide to AI Chat

A space for journalists and creators to learn together

Dec 1, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

November 2025

Tokens: The AI Concept Journalists Can’t Ignore

What “tokens” really are — and how they shape what you get from free vs. paid AI tools

Nov 24, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

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From Midtown to Mekong: Why I Don’t Want You Sitting Out the AI Moment

Plus: a February webinar, a workshop for journalists, and how we can work together 1:1.

Nov 17, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

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October 2025

When AI Forgot Half My Career

I’ve used AI for years — but when it claimed I only taught in 2018, I realized what’s really at stake.

Oct 10, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

97.8% of Fortune 500s Use ATS. What That Means for You

The system is filtering résumés before they’re read. A small shift in language could make a big difference

Oct 2, 2025 • Yumi Wilson

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