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It’s August 1st, 2025, and the conversation about artificial intelligence and automation isn’t slowing down. From my years in software and my ongoing interest in how technology shapes our lives, I’ve seen firsthand how rapidly things are changing. It’s not about a distant future; it’s happening now, and it’s reshaping the very nature of work. … Read more
It’s 2025, and the conversation around Artificial Intelligence in the workplace is hotter than ever. One of the more talked-about developments recently comes from Commonwealth Bank, which has been making headlines for its increasing integration of AI, leading to a reduction in certain human roles. As someone who spent decades in the software industry, I’ve … Read more
Okay, so hear me out. Artificial intelligence isn’t just a cool sci-fi concept anymore; it’s actively changing how we work, and honestly, it’s happening faster than a lot of us expected. As someone deep in the AI trenches, I see this firsthand, and it’s got me thinking about what it all means for us, especially … Read more
You’ve probably seen headlines about robots taking over factories. But the real story isn’t just about automation. It’s about robotic autonomy – how these machines are becoming self-sufficient, and what that means for production costs and investment opportunities. For years, industrial robots were powerful but dependent. They needed human oversight for maintenance, battery changes, and … Read more
It’s easy to feel a sense of unease when we talk about automation. The idea of machines taking over jobs, or fundamentally changing how we work, can be unsettling. But as someone who’s spent a career in technology, I find it helpful to look back. History, especially the history of industrial revolutions, offers us valuable … Read more
It’s a concept that sounds straight out of science fiction: Sam Altman, the head of OpenAI, has floated the idea of giving every single person on Earth a personal, 24/7 AI assistant, powered by a future version of their technology, like GPT-5. And here’s the kicker: he suggests doing it for free. As someone who’s … Read more