About
I am Mia Clarke. I write plain English guides to AI for people who do not code, and I publish a new essay every week.
Mia Clarke, writer of Mia Explains AI.
For a long time I watched friends who run small businesses feel quietly left behind by AI. Not because they were not smart. Because every explanation they found was written for engineers, stuffed with jargon, and a little too pleased with itself.
So I started Mia Explains AI to be the opposite of that. No hype. No “this changes everything” energy. Just clear, useful workflows you can set up by clicking, not coding.
My rule for every essay is simple. If my mum could not follow it, I rewrite it. Plain words, real examples, honest limits. When a tool is not worth your money, I say so.
I care about three outcomes. Save time on the boring, repetitive parts of your work. Win more clients or make more money with less effort. And stay relevant, so the shift to AI feels like something you are riding, not something happening to you.
I am not a developer and I do not pretend to be. That is the point. I test everything as a normal user would, break it a few times, and only then write up what actually worked.
New essay every week. No spam, no funnels dressed up as advice. Just the good stuff, in plain English.
Every guide lives in one of four series, so you can start where you are.
Plain English explainers for anyone starting from zero.
Email, admin, meetings and the small tasks that eat your day.
For freelancers and service providers who bill for their time.
Scripts, social and repurposing without sounding like a robot.