Amelia Miller

NYC founders, don't neglect your human skills and get replaced by AI. Sharpen your human fundamentals, learn from the experts, and stand out in today’s fundraising environment at Slow’s Etiquette Finishing School next week: > Physical Grooming and Style with @MattMullenax (Founder of @usehuron) > Hosting the Perfect Event with @dlitwak (Founder of Maxwell Social) and @andruyeung (Fibe, Partner at Next Wave NYC, ex-Google and Meta) > AI Etiquette: Putting AI/Human Relationships in Their Place with @_intensechick (Amelia Miller, Human-AI Relationship Coach, ex-VP at Insight Partners) > Fundraising 101 with @KevinColleran (MD at Slow), @yrechtman (Partner at Slow), and @harris (Magrid & Co, ex-YC Partner) > Fine Dining Etiquette with Surprise Guests See reply for application link.

More and more people are using A.I. companions as a substitute for friendships and romance. Just not the people who are actually building these bots. In a new essay for us, @_intensechick shares why that should set off some alarms. nytimes.com/2026/02/13/opi…

Who do we become when we take advice from machines? Join Amelia Miller (@_intensechick) at AI, Advice, and the Self to explore on Tuesday, Jan 27th. RSVP: luma.com/01etaprb

Curious about my human-AI relationship coaching framework? Learn more in the Bloomberg feature below

Does your bond with your chatbot feel helpless? A "human-AI relationship coach" tells @parmy how to shift that dynamic (via @opinion) bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

Is your relationship with AI healthy? ameliagmiller.com/coaching

@TylerAlterman I coach people / run workshops on how to have a healthy relationship with AI :) youtube.com/watch?v=Wd2qKS…

Why have I still not heard of anyone offering workshops etc on “how to use technology in a healthy way” when this is one of the most important questions of our age??? Have we all just given up, rolled over and shown our bellies like dogs?

Need help thinking through your relationship with AI? ameliagmiller.com/coaching

What if there was a way to give men a biological clock? “With male skin in the game at last,” writes Amelia Miller, “we will finally start to address the real social problem that’s enabled by men’s nearly lifelong fertility: prolonged adolescence.”thefp.pub/4khMC7S

“The real problem isn’t that women’s biological timelines are too short—it’s that men’s and women’s timelines are mismatched.” Amelia Miller offers a creative solution: Make men get vasectomies when women’s fertility starts to drop. thefp.pub/4khMC7S