Tag Archives: artificial intelligence
AI isn’t the Adversary
While the usage of AI raises concerns, most conflicts are manmade. Check out my latest article.
Artificial not immediately a hit
While the capabilities of “artificial” intelligence have the potential to turn science fiction into reality, “artificial” products haven’t always been an instant hit. Check out my latest article.
Deceptive realities
Using AI to tailor my resume for a specific role caused concerns because it wasn’t quite reflective of my skills and experience.
Human Ingenuity versus Deepfake
A performance of Mozart’s Requiem got me thinking about whether AI-generated content should be labeled to distinguish it from that produced by humans
Shortcoming of AI’s lack of subjectivity
Having written communications for Microsoft that weave in the magic of artificial intelligence and its ability to solve seemingly impossible challenges, I’ve been trying to understand why AI-powered chatbots are disconcerting. Then it occurred me. They lack uniquely human subjectivity
AI, a welcome tool, not necessarily a replacement
Seeing several posts on LinkedIn, written by an AI-powered chatbot got me thinking about the strengths of AI along with its drawbacks.
Everyone’s working, but fewer careers.
Reading megabytes of articles, I tried to find a few morsels of optimism about the future of employment. The concept of having a career is being replaced by short stints at various companies or becoming a part of the gig economy, characterized by short-term contracts or freelance work.
Then I went on vacation to San Juan Island.
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