“The advancement and diffusion of knowledge is the only guardian of true liberty.” — James Madison In a recent thought-provoking piece in the Brownstone Institute, mathematician Tomas Fürst makes a compelling observation about the state of modern science. He suggests …
To anthro is human. To deify, devine. In Part One and Part Two of this series I presented the idea of comparing something as sacred and human as Chakras to AI. If you’ve read this far, you know now that …
To anthro is human. To deify, divine. In Part One of this series I apologized in advance for suggesting we might view the energies around AI through the lenses of human Chakras. While unbridled projection of human qualities and attributes …
To anthro is human. To deify, divine. Anthropomorphizing AI and comparing human spiritual ideas to tech is tricky. It walks a fine line between clarity and confusion, and between depth and danger. And the word itself is too damn long. …
Once again, it’s been too long since I added thoughts to this blog. I have no excuse except for the fact that the demand for Generative AI consulting has exploded and I’m one of the lucky ones to have had …
“Silence is one of the great arts of conversation.” — Cicero It’s been too many months since my last blog entry. I have remained silent in a field in which I have considerable experience and even more opinions. And it’s …
I know you have heard the adage, and you believe it and likely accept it, like you know a litany of similar accepted truths: A picture is worth a thousand words. For over a century that expression has been used …
Artificial Intelligence (AI) means business. It has the potential to transform how we live, learn, and work. But do we understand AI, or at least how to implement it effectively? Some business leaders across industries are becoming increasingly aware that …
We carry our past with us, to wit, the primitive and inferior man with his desires and emotions, and it is only with an enormous effort that we can detach ourselves from this burden. If it comes to a neurosis, …
One of my pet peeves is real-time coding tests during job interviews. I find the entire concept to be not only counter-productive but also demeaning and offensive. Some might argue that asking a software developer to write code from some …