AI is changing how content, courses, websites, and pretty much everything else gets made. I use it here too.
You might be wondering how much of Divi Lover is actually me. That's a fair question these days, so here's the honest answer.
Short version: AI helps me work smarter and faster. But the teaching, design judgment, experience, and decisions that make Divi Lover what it is are still mine.
Who's behind Divi Lover
Divi Lover is me: Ania. I develop the products, create the courses, write and review the tutorials, and show up live in Divi Stylist Academy.
Francis handles technical support behind the scenes. My son Witek helps with marketing and analytics.
When you see "I" on this site, that's me making the calls on design, teaching, and what gets published. Not a ghostwriter. Not an AI pretending to be me.
How I use AI
I use AI regularly, and I'm always exploring new ways to make it part of my workflow. Here's where it currently helps:
Research and SEO: Researching topics, exploring ideas, planning content, and improving the site's SEO strategy.
Writing and content creation: Every blog post starts with an idea, opinion, or tutorial I actually want to share. AI may help me research, organize my thoughts, draft sections, or polish the English. I review and edit the content before publishing.
Recordings and lessons: Turning DSA workshops, Q&A sessions, walkthroughs, and course lessons into transcripts, timestamps, written resources, and community recaps.
Code and troubleshooting: I use AI to help write, explain, and debug CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and WordPress code. But I don't treat AI-generated code as automatically correct. I review it and test it where appropriate before using it in my products, lessons, or client projects.
Design and development: AI can help me explore creative directions, generate ideas, build layouts, and speed up development. I decide what works, what needs improvement, and what makes it into the finished product.
Images and graphics: I use a mix of original photography, licensed assets, and AI-generated or AI-enhanced visuals where they make sense.
Customer and student support: AI helps me organize information and draft responses, but it doesn't independently handle customer conversations. A real person reviews and sends the replies.
Internal organization: Keeping track of projects, brand guidelines, content ideas, and the many moving pieces behind Divi Lover.
What AI doesn't replace
My teaching and experience.
I teach Divi Stylist Academy, lead live Q&A sessions and walkthroughs, and answer student questions myself.
Part of that teaching now includes learning how to use AI effectively: when it can save you time, how to evaluate what it produces, and how to recognize when something isn't quite right.
My design judgment.
AI can generate layouts, suggest creative directions, and help with development. But producing something quickly isn't the same as producing something good.
Typography, spacing, hierarchy, responsiveness, accessibility, and all those small decisions that make a design work still matter.
Whether a layout starts with my own design or an AI-generated concept, I review, refine, and make the final decisions about what becomes a Divi Lover product.
Authentic customer experiences.
Every testimonial, review, or student quote published on this website comes from a real person sharing their experience.
I don't invent testimonials or generate fake customer feedback with AI. That would be weird.
Data privacy
I take customer and student privacy seriously.
I use AI tools and integrations to help with parts of my business, including communication and support. Depending on the tools involved, this may include processing information from customer messages or other business records.
I don't use confidential customer information for unrelated AI tasks, and I aim to limit the personal information shared with AI tools to what's necessary for the task.
AI is there to help me do my job, not to make unnecessary use of your personal information.
For more details about how personal data is handled, please see my Privacy Policy.
Copyright and ownership
The products, lessons, and resources I publish are my own work, created using a combination of my experience, creative decisions, and the tools available to me.
Where I use third-party fonts, images, code, or other assets, I aim to respect their licensing terms and usage requirements.
AI may assist with research, writing, design, code, or editing, but the final products and content are reviewed and refined before they're published or sold.
Quality control
AI can give me a useful first draft. It doesn't get the final word.
I review what gets published under the Divi Lover name and make the final call on what's accurate, useful, and actually worth sharing.
I don't assume something is correct just because AI delivered it confidently in under a second.
Especially code. Ask me how I know.
The bottom line
I'm not against AI. I use it every day, and I think it's a genuinely useful tool once you know enough to tell what to keep and what to ignore.
What I don't want is for it to replace the parts of Divi Lover that make it what it is: the teaching, the design judgment, the opinions, and the responsibility for what I put into the world.
You're not paying me to avoid AI. You're paying for what I know how to do with it, and what I know not to delegate to it.
AI can make me faster. The decisions are still mine.
And yes, before you ask: AI helped me write this page too. English isn't my first language, and this is exactly the kind of thing I think AI is brilliant for. I still read, changed, and approved every word before it went live, same as everything else here.
