Kim Seeling Smith

I’ve just read one of the best productivity reports of 2026. Almost every word of it could have been written in 1996. Both of those statements are true. And the second one is not the criticism it sounds like — it’s the most important insight in the entire report, hiding in plain sight. Let me

Last week I got pulled into a conversation with a good friend about her 15 year old daughter. I don’t have children and there’s a reason for that. I would parent like my parents parented, which is clearly not the done thing today (although I think I turned out pretty well). I ran the situation

In last week’s EveryDay AI demo video, I showed you how to use Notebooks in Copilot. I look at it as a cross between projects and NotebookLM. Similar to NotebookLM you can do some really interesting things within Notebooks. Still no video overview and I think it would be much better if you could choose

84% of Australian workers use AI. 7% use it well. Nobody in your leadership team knows which number describes their team. That’s not a rhetorical flourish. It’s the finding of new research from RMIT Online and Deloitte Access Economics — Beyond Prompting: Measuring the Generational AI Gap, a survey of over 2,000 Australian workers published

A little bit projects, a little bit NotebookLM. A couple of features that I like better than both. Hi, I’m Kim. I’m a Business Futurist who operates at the intersection of AI strategy and human reality. If you’re interested in training your teams to leverage AI to do what they do better, help you achieve

In today’s Everyday AI video, I take you on a journey with me to set up and execute two tasks in Claude Cowork. One was easy. The other was a bit of an experiment. Both saved me real time — and gave me a few things worth sharing. TASK 1: The participant reconciliation that used

I wanted to let you know about a couple of new offerings – and my 10% EOFY discount. Anything invoiced before 30 June, to be delivered in the next financial year will be eligible for a 10% discount (especially great if you have a ‘use it or lose it’ budget that magically goes ‘poof!’ next

Officially called the Model Council. This is truly a unique feature of Copilot and one that I quite like. Hi, I’m Kim. I’m a Business Futurist who operates at the intersection of AI strategy and human reality. If you’re interested in training your teams to leverage AI to do what they do better, help you

I’m on Insta! Follow me to see a more casual, more personal, and more untethered side of me. I’ll be posting #AI and #FutureofWork content, along with stuff about my dog, my garden, scuba diving, reversing my #Osteoporosis diagnosis – and the occasional rant (those are THE MOST fun!)  I hope to make it fun,

I am not a fan of Microsoft in any way, shape or form. I don’t use it unless I absolutely have to. Having said that, I understand why a lot of my clients do use it. I’ve had to wrap my head around how to use Copilot to teach Copilot. Here’s the first of four