Perpetual Learning
Arthur Finch 
It feels like everywhere you look these days, there’s a new headline about artificial intelligence and massive investments. This surge in AI funding is certainly impressive, and it’s got many people wondering: is this sustainable growth, or are we building another tech bubble? From my perspective, having spent decades in the software industry, I’ve seen … Read more
It’s easy to get swept up in the sheer pace of technological change. We see new tools, faster processors, and smarter algorithms popping up constantly. And while these advancements are undeniably powerful engines for economic growth, they’re not always a rising tide that lifts all boats. In fact, technology’s uneven deployment and adoption can sometimes … Read more
It’s August 2025, and the world of economics often feels as complex and fast-moving as the tech industry I spent my career in. Both fields grapple with profound ethical questions, especially when policies are shaped by political figures. The impact, much like technology’s ripple effect, can be far-reaching and deeply human. Think about how technology … Read more
It’s fascinating to see how technology is pushing the boundaries of exploration, and this latest initiative is a perfect example. Scientists are essentially building ‘cyborg’ jellyfish by outfitting them with tiny electronics. The goal? To send these modified creatures into the deep ocean to gather data. Think about it. Jellyfish are already masters of the … Read more
It’s fascinating to see how quickly our perceptions of relationships are shifting, especially with the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. A recent survey has shed light on a rather surprising trend: a quarter of young adults believe that AI companions could potentially replace real-life romantic partners. This isn’t just about chatbots offering conversation. We’re talking … Read more
You know, when I read headlines about AI pilot programs failing, I often think, “Is this the whole story?” It seems like a lot of the narrative is focused on official, company-sanctioned AI adoption. But a recent report from MIT suggests something quite different is happening – a sort of “shadow AI economy” is growing … Read more
As someone who spent a career in technology, I’ve always been fascinated by how systems work – and how they sometimes don’t. Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about our economic models. They seem to be facing some serious headwinds, and it’s worth taking a critical look. Private Equity’s Growing Shadow One trend that keeps … Read more
It’s August 24, 2025, and I’ve been thinking a lot about the future. Specifically, what happens when we get to a point where making and distributing physical things becomes as easy as sharing a digital file. Think about it: today, if you want to share a song or a movie, you can do it almost … Read more
Back in my days, the tech landscape felt simpler. Now, it’s a whirlwind, especially with the global pursuit of AI chip independence. China, for instance, has been accelerating its efforts to produce its own advanced AI chips. This isn’t just about a country wanting to make its own processors; it has significant ripple effects across … Read more
When we hear about tariffs, it often sounds like a distant economic policy debate, something for governments and businesses to hash out. But as I’ve learned from my time in the tech world and observing global trends, these policies have a way of rippling outwards, touching our everyday lives in ways we might not expect. … Read more