Month: January 2023

Planning is an essential part of our daily lives, from personal to professional. It’s very difficult to really do any vaguely complex set of actions without some level of planning. It helps us organize our thoughts, prioritise tasks, and set goals for the future.  However, all the planning in the world is meaningless if it… Continue reading Planning is for Doing

According to one source,((https://layoffs.fyi/)) so far in 2023, 122 tech companies have laid off a total of 37,526 employees. That’s an astounding number. I’m hoping that a redistribution of that talent means some of our vendors have a better time of building their teams. The biggest issue for me is that some of our worst… Continue reading Talent Exit Stage Left

As someone who has a couple of family members with hearing challenges, I’ve started to pay a lot more attention to these kinds of cool innovations coming down the line. One of my daughters has already figured out that her AirPods Pro provide some very useful assistance in certain environments, and it will be exciting… Continue reading Cool Hearings

This is an extreme example, no doubt, but a particularly good reason why we need to clarify AI ethics and moral responsibility for AI agents in whatever form.