My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
When I first encountered Docker in my curriculum design work, I realized I’d been approaching software development education all wrong. For years, I’d taught students to build applications in isolated…
There’s been a lot of buzz lately about agentic AI and autonomous workflows, especially with companies like Atlassian pushing new tools into the market. But I think we’re missing something…
Here’s something that caught my attention recently: an AI engineer got accused of planting listening devices in a conference room. Not exactly the kind of story you expect to see…
Last week, I was helping a colleague troubleshoot a network issue when she casually mentioned her hospital’s IT team had just pushed out a firmware update to their edge devices.…
Hong Kong just did something most financial regulators are still too nervous to do: they actually published guidance on how banks should use agentic AI applications. Not a vague statement…
I’ve been thinking a lot about power lately. Not the kind you read about in headlines, but the kind that shapes how we live, work, and interact with the world…
When I look at data patterns in geopolitical conflicts, I’m often struck by how much information gets buried in the noise. The recent escalation of Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia…
When Astound got nominated for Newsweek’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Award for Best Internet Service Provider, it caught my attention. Not because I’m necessarily rooting for one company over another, but…
When organizations that have served their communities for decades hit a crossroads, it tells us something important about resilience, adaptation, and what it really means to support people through change.…
There’s something almost magical about engineering that transcends its original purpose. You design something for one job, it does that brilliantly, and then—completely unexpectedly—it becomes the solution to problems you…
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