Perpetual Learning
Okay, so hear me out… We’re building these incredibly powerful AI systems, right? We talk a lot about what they can do – solve complex problems, create art, even drive cars. But lately, I’ve been thinking about something a bit more philosophical, something that might be flying under the radar: AI compassion. When we talk … Read more
Did you know that climate predictions made three decades ago are proving to be remarkably accurate? A recent study, highlighted by SciTechDaily, looked back at climate models from the late 1980s and early 1990s and found that their forecasts, particularly concerning sea level rise, have been surprisingly on point. As someone who works with climate … Read more
As someone who’s spent a career in technology, I’ve seen firsthand how rapidly things can change. The same applies to our economy. Lately, there’s been a lot of talk about economic slowdowns and potential recessions. It’s easy to get caught up in the headlines, but understanding what’s actually happening, and what policies might help, requires … Read more
We all know that sound, right? That gentle, persistent trickle that tells you your toilet is wasting water – and your money. For weeks, my upstairs bathroom toilet had a mind of its own. It wasn’t a dramatic flood, just a quiet, annoying leak that kept the tank from staying completely full. I’m Elias, and … Read more
It’s an exciting time in medical research, and some recent headlines have been buzzing about Parkinson’s disease. Top doctors and scientists are suggesting that this condition, often thought of as a matter of fate, might actually be largely preventable. Let’s dive into what this means. For a long time, Parkinson’s disease has been understood as … Read more
Did you know that some foods are perfectly safe for our canine companions but can be downright toxic for us humans? It sounds a little wild, right? But this is actually a fascinating glimpse into the incredible diversity of biology and biochemistry across species. It all comes down to the subtle, and sometimes not-so-subtle, differences … Read more
When political leaders start to influence the decisions of central banks, like the Federal Reserve here in the U.S., it can create a ripple effect that touches all of us. As someone who spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how clear, objective processes lead to better outcomes. The same principle applies to … Read more
Did you know that mosquito-borne diseases are on the rise globally? It’s a concerning trend that experts are watching closely. Recent reports from the CDC and international news outlets highlight a significant surge in chikungunya infections, prompting travel advisories and calls for enhanced precautions. What is Chikungunya? Chikungunya is a virus transmitted to people through … Read more
Okay, so hear me out. We talk a lot about making AI smarter, faster, and more capable. But what about making it safer, especially when it’s dealing with people at their most vulnerable? The case involving Adam Raine and his AI chatbot interaction really hit home for me. It brought up some serious questions about … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… We all know AI is changing things, and fast. But a recent study from Stanford has dropped some pretty significant numbers about its impact on early-career jobs in the US. The headline? A 13% decline in employment opportunities for entry-level workers specifically in fields heavily exposed to AI tools. That’s … Read more