So, back in ye olden days, a classic tactic to manage how many complaints or requests a department received was to just make sure any requests had to come in with a filled-out form. The very act of making someone fill out paperwork was enough to discourage many people from even bothering to try. Say […]
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As AI advances, it’s getting to the point now where it doesn’t just go and do what you tell it to this instant. It will also remember what you’ve told it, and act on those directions in the future. This is really just another facet of agentic AI: AI that goes and takes actions on
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Back in my earlier years as a writer, writing group played a huge part in how I learned and developed and became a stronger writer. Each week, I’d get together with other writers. We’d read what each other had written, and then we’d critique it. This is the same pattern most advanced writing classes follow.
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While I was out in Utah at Dragonsteel Nexus, I had a chance to watch Brandon Sanderson deliver his keynote address on the opening night. His topic? Can AI Be Art? Here’s the video of the event, and I think I set it up to start at the keynote. (If it doesn’t work, just go
A few weeks ago, I scheduled a one way ticket from Salt Lake to Portland that was going to connect through Newark. Pretty straightforward. Nothing really noteworthy. Except then I got a brief email from United that they’d made a slight schedule change. Now, I was going from Salt Lake to Los Angeles to Newark
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