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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 22 MIN

From Chaos To Clarity, How I Use AI As A Neurodivergent And Blind Person | Ep. 38

from There's No Such Thing As Normal · host Lou Dutton

In this episode, I talk about how I use tools like ChatGPT, Speechify, Goblin Tools, Seeing AI, and Be My Eyes as a neurodivergent and blind person. I’m autistic, completely blind, and have ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, and suspected POTS.I share how AI helps me:understand myself,process emotions,manage overwhelm,organise chaotic thoughts,communicate my needs,access information,and make life feel just that little bit easier.This isn’t a debate about whether AI is good or bad. It’s simply an honest conversation about how these tools support me in everyday life and why they’ve become such an important part of my accessibility and wellbeing toolkit.Topics include:•Emotional processing and journaling•Anxiety and overwhelm support•ADHD and executive functioning•Accessibility and blindness•Communication and advocacy•Learning and information access•Creativity and podcastingI hope this episode feels helpful and gives you some ideas for how AI could support you in your own lives too.

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