A teacher is giving their students a novel, and brilliant, assignment to teach them about AI, how to use it, and the inherent risks of doing so.
Category: Musings
Thoughts, musings, opinions, observations, commentary. This is where I fly my politically-incorrect flag.
Religion and Politics Need to Come Back to Dinner
It’s time to ditch the moratorium on discussing politics and religion ANYWHERE because when we don’t talk to each other about uncomfortable or polarizing topics, we lose the ability to resolve the problems behind them.
Why AI Isn’t Ready for Estate Planning
Estate planning is far more important than people realize, and LLMs are NOT able to handle it well.
Happy 2025?
Pundits love to make New Year predictions. Here are a few of my thoughts, predictions, and reminiscences for 2025.
Why I Am and Am Not Afraid of AI
Generative AI systems like ChatGPT, DALL-E, and Midjourney are good mashing-up what they’ve been fed, but ultimately, they are just tools.
Blessed Are the Worker Bees
I was recently told that when I referred to some of my coworkers as “worker bees,” they felt it was offensive. Given how our society undervalues ordinary people, I can see how that might be that case for some. Not for me.
Memorial Day Musings
I am lucky. No one in my immediate family died in military service to our country. Other families are not so lucky.
Learn One. Do One. Teach One.
Building your skill set can seem overwhelming, but if you can break things down into smaller pieces that you share with others, over time you can not only learn a lot of cool stuff, but also help others along the way.