AI Newsletter

Regular dispatches on what is actually happening in AI, written for the people using it, not the people selling it.

Writer and program lead · MillerKnoll · 2025

Context

Most AI content is either vendor theater or internal silence. Associates needed a steady signal: what is changing, what is noise, and what is worth trying at work this week.

What I built

An ongoing newsletter of AI intelligence and enablement writing for MillerKnoll audiences. Voice over volume. Range across tactical how-tos, strategic readiness questions, and pieces with enough personality that people actually finish them.

How it worked

Treat the archive as the product. Each issue should stand alone and still accumulate into a point of view. Link out to the live archive rather than trapping everything in email. On this site, the Writing page holds POV pieces and press links that sit beside the same thesis.

Outcome

A durable channel for readiness thinking inside the company, and a public trail of how the program talks about AI without sliding into hype.

What I’d do next

Surface three representative issues on the Writing page (one tactical, one strategic, one with personality) once the archive links are finalized. Keep the cadence boringly consistent.