Perpetual Learning
Arthur Finch 
It’s hard to ignore the changes happening around us. As someone who’s spent decades in technology, I’ve seen how innovation can reshape societies, often in ways we don’t anticipate. Today, I want to talk about something happening in South Korea that’s a stark reminder of this dynamic: a projected spike in elderly poverty. This isn’t … Read more
The march of artificial intelligence into healthcare continues, and one area where it’s showing significant promise is in cancer diagnostics, particularly prostate cancer. For years, medical professionals have relied on a combination of imaging techniques and pathology reports to detect and diagnose prostate cancer. However, these methods, while effective, can sometimes be subjective or require … Read more
It feels like just yesterday we were marveling at AI models that could generate impressive text or realistic images. Now, here we are in September 2025, and Google DeepMind has unveiled Genie 3. This isn’t just an incremental update; it represents a significant leap, especially when you look back just two years to models that, … Read more
It’s been a challenging stretch for U.S. manufacturing. Recent data shows the sector contracting for six consecutive months. As someone who’s spent a career in tech and watched economic trends closely, I find this pattern particularly concerning, especially when we consider the role tariffs may be playing. When we talk about tariffs, we’re essentially talking … Read more
The news has been buzzing lately about major companies, like Salesforce, confirming workforce reductions directly linked to the adoption of Artificial Intelligence. It’s a topic that’s on many minds, and frankly, one we need to discuss without hyperbole, but with clear eyes. From my perspective, having spent decades in the tech industry, this isn’t entirely … Read more
It feels like we’re constantly hearing whispers about a potential recession. As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen economic cycles ebb and flow, and the current indicators are definitely worth paying attention to. Today, September 3rd, 2025, many economists are flagging signals that suggest we could be heading into a slowdown. … Read more
The world of quantum computing is constantly pushing boundaries, and a recent development offers a fascinating glimpse into its future. Researchers have unveiled a blueprint for building more stable and reliable quantum processors, specifically focusing on a type of quantum bit, or qubit, known as a fermionic qubit. For those of us who have followed … Read more
As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen how different cultures and countries approach innovation. It’s always struck me how a single technology can be shaped by vastly different perspectives. Today, September 2, 2025, I want to dive into an article from the Wall Street Journal that highlights China’s unique vision for … Read more
As of September 2, 2025, we’re seeing a significant escalation in trade policy discussions, with reports suggesting proposals for substantial tariffs on imports from China. While specific figures are still being debated, the idea of tariffs as high as 200% or even 300% signals a major shift in global trade dynamics. For those of us … Read more
For decades, owning a home was practically synonymous with building wealth. It was the cornerstone of the American Dream, a steady investment that reliably appreciated. But lately, the narrative is shifting. Home prices are showing a persistent slump, and it’s time we asked: is the housing market still the wealth-building engine it once was? From … Read more