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#006 - 'Tis just a wee bit of AI fatigue, is all
April 29, 2024
(Photo by Cris Saur on Unsplash) Reading the last few newsletters, you might get the impression that I dislike AI. Or that Complex Machinery is some Hater's...
#005 - Broken robots and hidden expenses
April 17, 2024
(Photo by Rudi Endresen on Unsplash) I've been thinking about the list of high-profile AI mishaps, including the one involving the official NYC chatbot....
#004 - When your car talks to everyone but you
March 30, 2024
"I'm afraid I can't keep that to myself, Dave" (Photo by Kristina Flour on Unsplash) GM has been stress-testing the adage "there's no such thing as bad...
#003 – It's a bot's world, we just live in it
March 15, 2024
(Photo by robin mikalsen on Unsplash) Outpace and replace: next-gen bot arena Need a guidebook for data science/machine learning/AI? Check out algorithmic...
#002 - It's still a wild animal
February 28, 2024
(Photo by Erik-Jan Leusink on Unsplash) Do companies dream of functioning AI? (With apologies to Philip K. Dick.) Companies are just head over heels about...
#001 – Nothing's real but the fakery
February 8, 2024
(Photo by Nijwam Swargiary on Unsplash) Real deep fakes Generative AI is fascinating. People now have the ability to create a synthetic representation of a...
#000 – Too much time in the wilderness
January 29, 2024
(Photo by Guilherme Stecanella on Unsplash) Skeleton crew This New York Times piece is a write-up on modern-day train robberies. It doubles as a lesson about...