Today, I describe myself as an AI-assisted divination content designer rather than a traditional fortune teller. I think of the role more like a designer or architect: I decide what needs to be examined, how the reading should be structured, what deserves more attention, and how the different pieces should be interpreted together.
My personal readings may combine astrology, tarot, and numerology depending on the question. I’m especially interested in situations where there isn’t one obvious answer: career decisions, independent work, money, relationships, long-term direction, and the points in life where several possibilities seem equally real.
AI is one of the tools I use in that process, but it isn’t the person doing the reading. A personal reading still comes down to who is asking the questions, choosing the framework, deciding what matters, and putting the final interpretation together. That responsibility remains mine.
I’m still building Sandy Tide Readings, and the number of clients I’ve worked with is relatively small compared with long-established readers. But the responses I’ve received so far have encouraged me to continue developing readings that are detailed, thoughtful, and made for the individual rather than produced from a single fixed template.