The reality is, AI isn’t going anywhere. And since it entered our world, everything has started moving at a pace we’ve never experienced before. But the more I see it being used everywhere, the more I notice something else happening too. Things are starting to feel less authentic. Less thoughtful. More copy and paste. It feels like we’re slowly losing our ability to think uniquely, to trust our own voice, and to create something that actually comes from us. I truly believe that if we move into the future without protecting our humanness, our authenticity, our creativity, and our ability to form new ideas, we end up on the losing end. These are the very things that shaped the world we are living in today. This is why I love doing hair so much. It’s tangible. It’s present. It’s human. There is a connection behind the chair that can’t be automated or replaced by machines, at least not in my lifetime, hopefully. And to be clear, this isn’t about rejecting AI. I use it and I see ...