Anacani Walters
Nurse turned AI translator. Military spouse. Mom of 4.
I taught myself to read at 25. Now I teach women like you how to use AI in plain English, because I know what it feels like when nobody explains things in a way that makes sense for YOUR brain.
I was twenty-five. A nurse working in a surgical oncology office in Washington DC.
One morning I picked up the free newspaper they handed out at the Metro station. I couldn't make it past two paragraphs. I kept rereading and rereading, and I didn't understand anything.
That night I sat down with a highlighter and marked every word I couldn't understand. Every word I didn't know how to pronounce.
When I looked at that newspaper afterward, it was almost entirely yellow.
I was functionally illiterate at twenty-five years old. Nobody caught it. I just assumed I was dumb.
"I was not dumb. I was just missing the translation."
So I picked up that same newspaper every single morning. Highlighted every word I didn't know. Looked up every single one in the dictionary before bed.
Five days a week. Fifty-two weeks.
By the end of that year, I needed the dictionary less and less. At thirty, I read my first book for pleasure and cried the whole way through.
That is exactly why I will never teach AI like it's only for people who already get it.
Because if someone had handed me a textbook and said "figure it out," I would still think I was dumb.
But someone showed me how to ask the right questions. In language I could actually understand.
And that is what AI Edge: Season 1 does for you.
AI is your newspaper. I'm your translator.
You were always smart enough. You just needed someone who teaches like you learn.
