Moved AI pages into their own collection and space
The API documentation course is already more than 900 pages when printed as a PDF, and I didn’t want to expand the PDF beyond this length. By putting the AI content into its own space, it will be easier for readers to find and navigate the content. The highest interest right now for many tech writers is to understand how to apply AI to documentation techniques, workflows, and processes.
See the AI-powered docs menu on my top navigation. This menu has two options:
- AI-powered documentation: Contains use cases for using AI with tech comm, including prompt engineering techniques for doc scenarios and more.
- AI category posts: Contains all the posts that I’ve added to my ai category.
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Finally, I want to note a couple of things. I usually write the first drafts of my posts myself and then use AI to improve accuracy, clarity, and detail in places, so my writing is a mix of human and AI. (Hopefully that's not too off-putting.) Also, the opinions I express on my blog are my own perspectives, not those of my employer.