In a blog post on Wednesday, Snap acknowledged "My AI is far from perfect but we've made a lot of progress." It said, for example, about 99.5% of My AI responses conform to its community guidelines.

When I request an AI-generated image, I want it to reflect all of me—including my disability. My disability is not something to hide or fix. It is a part of my identity, my strength, and my story.

If I don't teach my kids how to use AI, someone else will. Parenting in a digital world means recognizing that our kids will encounter powerful technologies, whether or not we prepare them.