The Return of Dyslexic AI: Building AI Without Code
Matt Ivey ??
Founder & CEO at LM Lab AI and Dyslexic AI | Fractional Chief AI Officer & AI Advisor | No-Code SAAS Creator | Neurodivergent Entrepreneur & Dyslexic Thinker | Storyteller & AI Content Specialist
What You’re Going to Learn Today
In this edition of the Dyslexic AI Newsletter, we’re diving into:
? Vibe Coding – How I’m building AI tools without writing a single line of code.
? AI as a Cognitive Partner – Why AI is evolving from an assistant to a true thought partner.
? Tokenized Knowledge Exchange (TKE) – A system for tracking, attributing, and compensating AI-generated knowledge.
? Cognitive AI Metrics – New benchmarks like the Cognitive Load Reduction Index (CLRI) and AI-Human Validation Ratio (AHVR).
? The Future of AI Research – How we’re creating a real-time, self-updating AI knowledge ecosystem that evolves with new discoveries.
By the end of this newsletter, you’ll understand how AI isn’t just changing the way we work—it’s changing how we think, build, and collaborate in real time.
Good morning, my fellow dyslexic thinkers!
At Dyslexic AI, we think like you because we are you. We know the challenges, the creativity, the frustration, and the brilliance that comes with thinking differently. It’s been a while since my last newsletter, but that’s because I’ve been deep in something groundbreaking—something that changes how we, as dyslexic and neurodivergent thinkers, interact with AI.
And now, at 4:45 a.m., coffee in hand, I’m finally ready to share it with you. and I’m sitting here with my first cup of coffee for the day—something that used to be my ritual for writing daily newsletters. But if you’ve noticed, it’s been a while since my last one. At the beginning of this year, I was still writing newsletters every single day, sharing thoughts, ideas, and insights on AI, dyslexia, and the intersection between the two.
And then I disappeared.
Not because I stopped caring or ran out of things to say, but because I had stumbled into something bigger than I ever imagined.
I went down a rabbit hole so deep that I didn’t just stop writing newsletters—I stopped needing a team of developers, funding for coding projects, and the belief that I’d never be able to create my own AI tools.
Because suddenly, I wasn’t just talking about AI.
I was building it—without writing a single line of code.
The Dyslexic Dilemma: Coding vs. Thinking
For years, I believed that if I wanted to create AI tools specifically designed for dyslexic thinkers, I would need a team of engineers, software developers, and data scientists.
I believed that because coding was its own rigid language—and as someone with dyslexia, that meant I would struggle with it.
I tried learning to code.
But if you’re dyslexic, you know the pain of writing a single sentence with multiple typos—now imagine writing a line of code where a single missing semicolon or extra space breaks everything.
Coding was frustrating. It didn’t work the way my brain works.
And that’s when I started to realize something big.
AI doesn’t need me to write code. AI just needs me to think.
Vibe Coding: Building AI with Natural Language
Here’s the breakthrough:
I realized that AI itself is just a language model, which means I don’t have to learn to “speak” in code. I can speak in my own language, and AI will do the work of translating it into actual software.
This is what I’ve started calling Vibe Coding—the ability to create software, tools, and even entire AI models just by describing them in natural language.
No typing long blocks of code. No debugging syntax errors. No need for a full-time development team.
Instead, I’ve been creating real AI tools simply by:
And guess what?
It works.
AI as a Cognitive Partner: More Than Just an AssistantAI Cognitive Partner: More Than Just an Assistant
One of the core ideas that has emerged from this work is the concept of AI as a Cognitive Partner.
Most AI discussions today focus on automation, augmentation, or even replacement—but what if AI is something deeper?
What if AI isn’t just an assistant but a true thought partner—or, as I prefer to call it, a cognitive partner?
A Cognitive Partner AI is:
This isn’t just theory—we’re actively building it.
Tokenized Knowledge Exchange: The Next Evolution
As we build Cognitive Partner AI, we’re tackling the biggest problem in AI-human collaboration: Knowledge Attribution & Value Exchange.
Right now, AI tools generate insights, but there’s no clear ownership or attribution to the knowledge they build upon.
This is why we’re exploring Tokenized Knowledge Exchange (TKE)—a system where:
By implementing micropayments and decentralized verification, we create an ecosystem where AI isn’t just taking knowledge—it’s contributing to a structured, tokenized knowledge economy.
Some of the key components we’re working on include:
The Future of AI: A Living, Breathing Knowledge System
This isn’t just about one AI model or one research paper—this is about a living system that evolves daily.
We’re designing a system where:
? AI knowledge ecosystems update in real-time based on new research ? Users maintain ownership of their cognitive profiles ? Trust, transparency, and attribution are built into the AI-human relationship
This means that every new white paper, research study, or insight can immediately improve AI models—not just for big tech companies but for everyone.
What’s Next: Bringing AI to Life
I’ve spent months validating research, testing ideas, and refining equations that support how AI can act as a cognitive partner.
And now, I’m ready to start sharing.
This is the official update to let you know that Dyslexic AI is still here, stronger than ever, and working behind the scenes on something that I once thought was impossible.
This is the next evolution of AI—not just for dyslexic thinkers but for everyone who wants AI to work the way their brain works.
So, if you’re reading this—stay tuned. The journey is just getting started.
Final Thoughts
For months, I stepped away from writing newsletters because I was deep in the trenches, building something that once felt out of reach.
But after battling flu B, double pneumonia, and a two-week hospital stay, I’ve never been more energized to get back to sharing, engaging, and bringing you along on this journey.
Vibe Coding is real. AI is changing everything.
And the best part? We’re just getting started.
This marks the first newsletter of 2025, and I couldn’t be more excited to be back.
Here’s to building the future—one thought at a time.
Matt Ivey
Fonuder Dyselxic AI
TL;DR – Key Takeaways for My Fellow Skimmers
?? Vibe Coding lets me build AI tools using natural language instead of traditional coding. ?? Cognitive Partner AI is more than an assistant—it adapts, learns, and enhances human thinking. ?? Tokenized Knowledge Exchange (TKE) ensures AI-generated content is tracked, attributed, and rewarded fairly. ?? AI-Powered Personal Knowledge Graphs (PKGs) help maintain ownership and transparency in AI-assisted learning. ?? Dyslexic AI is alive and thriving, and we’re getting ready to test real AI-powered dyslexic tools.
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Great read! Insightful