AI is the tech industry’s newest monster, and unlike the ones under your bed, this one is getting invited into boardrooms. After WordCamp Islamabad 2026, I’m thinking about AI slop, disappearing jobs, and why being able to produce something isn’t the same as knowing what you’re doing. Embrace AI, absolutely. Just don’t forget to become an expert first.
AI has quietly become my unofficial colleague, helping me polish customer emails, build WordPress plugins, and even tackle solar panel calculations. It’s practically a developer, editor, and math tutor rolled into one. There’s just one small catch: it can still be confidently wrong. Here’s how I’ve worked AI into everyday life, along with a few reasons I’m not handing over the keys just yet.
Typology gave my blog a beautiful, minimalist look. It also inspired me to write more than 160 lines of custom CSS. Eventually, I decided there had to be a better way. Enter Twenty Twenty-Five, WordPress’s Site Editor, and a surprisingly dramatic reduction in code. Turns out, changing your theme doesn’t have to mean sacrificing the look you’ve spent hours perfecting.