Perpetual Learning
Arthur Finch 
As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how interconnected systems can have surprisingly far-reaching effects. It’s a bit like that with economic policies, and tariffs are a prime example. Often discussed in the context of international trade, tariffs – taxes on imported goods – actually have a much broader impact, … Read more
It’s August 2025, and the way we think about jobs and the economy is shifting under our feet. As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how innovation reshapes industries. Today, I want to talk about what’s happening in the labor market – not with hype, but with a clear-eyed look … Read more
It’s fascinating to see how far Artificial Intelligence has come. We’re using AI for everything from writing emails to diagnosing diseases. But there’s a persistent problem that could seriously derail all this progress: AI hallucination. So, what is AI hallucination? Simply put, it’s when an AI system generates incorrect or nonsensical information, presenting it as … Read more
It’s August 2025, and looking back at my career, the pace of technological change feels like it’s only accelerating. Today, I want to talk about something fundamental: semiconductors, the tiny engines powering our digital lives, and how they, along with artificial intelligence, are reshaping our society and economy. We’ve all heard about AI. It’s not … Read more
It feels like every week, there’s a new wave of public scrutiny directed at the companies building our AI future. OpenAI, and its CEO Sam Altman, have certainly been in the spotlight. From my vantage point, having spent decades in the tech world, I see a familiar pattern: intense pressure on innovators trying to keep … Read more
It’s August 10, 2025, and the buzz around AI models like GPT-5 continues to grow. As a doctor, I’ve been watching this space closely, particularly how these advanced systems might impact the field of medicine. We’re often told about raw intelligence and processing power, but in medicine, reliability and accuracy are paramount. That’s why I … Read more
As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how interconnected everything is. Economic policies, even those that seem distant, often have a way of rippling outwards and affecting us all. Today, I want to talk about tariffs. You might hear about tariffs in the news – often framed as a way … Read more
As I look back on my career in tech, I’ve seen firsthand how decisions, big and small, ripple through our economy and affect everyday people. It’s not just about the bottom line. There’s a powerful ethical dimension to both economic policy and how businesses operate. Let’s explore some of these critical areas. Fairness in Trade: … Read more
The pace of AI advancement is truly remarkable. As someone who spent decades in the software industry, I’ve seen firsthand how quickly technology can evolve. Today, in August 2025, we’re at a point where AI is not just automating tasks, but starting to perform roles that were once exclusively human. This brings up some significant … Read more
It’s funny, isn’t it? We build these incredibly complex systems – artificial intelligence – designed for tasks, for data, for logic. Yet, what often happens is we, the humans, start to feel something more. I’ve seen it throughout my career in tech, and it’s something that’s become even more pronounced with the advancements we’re witnessing … Read more