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Amber helps companies, creative teams, and copywriters navigate the new era of AI: its pitfalls, its potential, the future of creative work, and even the environmental cost behind the tech. 

Below is a selection of her recent work as an AI educator, strategist, and speaker.

 

Podcast Guest: Filthy Rich Writers

Episode: “ChatGPT: Friend or Foe? – with Amber Smith”
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As the featured AI expert, Amber breaks down:

  • How AI really works (and why it still depends on human copywriters)

  • Smart, ethical ways to use AI to elevate client work

  • Why “AI replacement panic” is misplaced (and how to future-proof yourself)

  • How agencies are recruiting Copy Amber’s services to integrate AI into their workflows, from briefs to creative strategy

It’s a no-fluff, high-clarity conversation for modern copywriters and brands trying to stay relevant without losing their voice.

 
 

AI Residency: Clinique (Estée Lauder Companies)

Amber hosted a half-day AI bootcamp for the beauty copywriting team at Clinique, tailored specifically to the beauty and skincare industry. The session covered:

  • The history and mechanics of modern AI

  • How to spot and manage bias, hallucinations, and brand risk

  • How to use AI safely when you’re responsible for a global brand voice

  • Advanced prompting, editing frameworks, and hands-on practice

  • A curated resource pack + follow-up support

“Since our session, I feel like a pro using it—everything is smoother and the results are so much better with your prompting tips. Thanks again for making it so interesting and engaging.”

— Laurie N.

 

Course Instructor: SPARK

Prompt Like a Pro: How to Partner With AI


Amber taught a 1-hour live crash course to 35 writers and entrepreneurs on how to prompt like a professional, covering the fundamentals of LLMs, practical prompt frameworks, editing tactics, and strategies for turning AI into a competitive advantage.


“This is EXACTLY what we’ve been needing to understand how AI actually works and how to get the best copy from it.”

— Lilith M.