The AI advice you’ve been getting was written for someone else’s work.
You didn’t get into this work to spend your days untangling it.
Adding AI didnt simplify your business. Now what?
The 3-minute AI reality check for people doing work that matters.
You’re not burned out on AI. You’re burned out on what AI keeps ignoring.
The people building AI at scale are not losing sleep over the communities most affected by it.
They’re not asking whose voices are missing from the training data. They’re not calculating the environmental cost of running another model. They’re not thinking about what happens to the people whose jobs, whose faces, whose languages got fed into a system without their consent.
You are. That’s probably why you’re tired.
And yet here you are — still trying to figure out how to use these tools responsibly, ethically, in a way that doesn’t betray the work you’ve spent years doing.
That’s not naivety. That’s integrity. And it deserves better guidance than what’s been available.
Hi, I’m Kim …
Here’s where I come in.
(The slide deck stayed home.)
I’m Kimberly Inez Mays.
I help social impact leaders and coaches build AI strategies grounded in ethics, honest about tradeoffs, and designed for the work you’re doing — not the work the tech industry assumes you’re doing.
I’m not going to tell you AI will save the world. I’m also not going to tell you to avoid it entirely.
What I do is help you think clearly about where AI belongs in your work, where it doesn’t, and what responsible use looks like when the people you serve are the ones the industry forgot to consult.
I have 20+ years of experience in digital strategy. I understand mission-driven culture. And I have a very low tolerance for guidance that sounds good in a keynote but falls apart on a Tuesday when someone on your team has a question that can’t wait.
Who I work with
You might be a coach, a consultant, a thought leader, or an organizational leader. The title matters less than the orientation.
You’re doing work that’s connected to something larger than revenue. You care about who gets helped and who gets harmed. You’ve watched AI conversations happen in rooms that didn’t include the people most affected by the decisions being made.
And you’re still here, trying to figure out how to use these tools without becoming part of the problem.
This is for you if:
- You wants to use AI without your work starting to sound like everyone else’s
- You want strategy grounded in ethics. Not strategy with an ethics section bolted on at the end.
- You want to use AI in a way you can defend — to your team, your community, your own conscience
- You’re worried about bias, environmental cost, or whose voices are getting left out — and you’re tired of being told you’re overthinking it
This is probably not for you if:
- You want someone to tell you AI is fine and to just move faster
- You need this to feel simpler than it is
You’re allowed to want more than what’s been offered.
Better guidance exists. It just hasn’t always been easy to find.
The quiz is a place to start — 3 minutes, honest results, no agenda attached.
If you want to go further after that, the option is there.