AI and Autism

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By: Autistic Culture Podcast Network

AI and Autism explores what happens when artificial intelligence meets neurodivergent life.Hosted by writer and AI strategist Bre Ransome, MA, this series brings together neurodivergent creators, thinkers and AI users from around the world to explore how artificial intelligence is becoming part of how we work, communicate, create and understand ourselves.Across the series, Bre and her guests discuss using AI to navigate executive dysfunction, process thoughts and emotions, explore complex relationship dynamics and create new forms of cognitive support. Along the way, they consider not only what these technologies can make possible for neurodivergent people, but the questions...

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Advisory: This episode discusses parental loss, relationship separation, panic attacks, addiction and Alcoholics Anonymous.


What happens when AI meets a brain running 17 trains of thought at once?


In the first episode of AI and Autism, Bre Ransome is joined by writer Madison Kirby (Madii Bee), who recently identified as Autistic while navigating several major changes in her life โ€” the loss of her stepfather, the end of a relationship and moving back into her childhood home at 30.


Together, Bre and Madii explore the possibilities and limitations of using AI as a ne...


Trailer: Welcome to AI and Autism
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10/01/2026

What happens when artificial intelligence meets neurodivergent life?


In AI and Autism, host Bree Ransom explores how AI interacts with โ€” and could potentially accommodate โ€” neurological and developmental differences.

Through conversations with people from across the spectrum, the series explores the ways neurodivergent people are using AI to communicate, create, process information, navigate everyday life and better understand themselves.


Whether you're an AI super-user, a sceptic or simply curious about what these technologies could mean for neurodivergent people, you don't have to love AI to join the conversation.


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