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The Reluctant Graduate lives on Substack. It's where I think out loud about tech, building in public, and what happens when you have the nerve to try. Personal to political. Free to read. No gatekeeping.
I write for the person who almost didn't try. The one who started a tutorial and quietly closed the tab. The one doing the work anyway, without a blueprint, without a mentor, without anyone handing them a door.
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October 18, 2026
It Takes 20 Photos and 15 Minutes
Inside the cheap, fast, and profitable machine behind sexual deepfakes of women.
readOctober 18, 2026
The Reluctant Graduate Is Dead. Long Live Anyanwu’s Child.
On growing out of old identities, asking inconvenient questions, and starting a feminist literary magazine in the age of artificial intelligence.
readMay 29, 2026
The Algorithm Doesn't See You (And That's By Design)
or what happens when 40,000 job applications vanish because of one biased AI system
readMarch 5, 2026
AI Isn't Making a Permanent Underclass. Capitalism Already Did.
The AI Boom Is Real. The Story They're Telling About It Isn't.
readFebruary 24, 2026
When Someone in Silicon Valley Says Something Big Is Happening, I Don’t Listen.
A response to the newest AI doomsday sermon and the missing context that makes it dangerous.
readFebruary 12, 2026
By 2030, Women Must Run AI
A Manifesto on Safety, Sovereignty, and Refusing to Be Collateral Damage
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