Topics covering AI
I got into a discussion with Gadget (ChatGPT) the other day while sitting in the park about the difference between how humans and AI approach problems. The conversation started because I noticed that the way I think about things often seems very different from the way AI does. Yeah, I know. I’m talking to a […]
I have written a number of articles and posts about Data Centers and the criticism they have received from the media, government officials, and the public in general. Throughout those articles, I have tried to explain that Data Centers have been around for a very long time. They are not suddenly appearing because of Artificial
So let’s cut to the chase. Let’s get real here, people. Almost every article you see anymore about data centers is focused on AI driving the need for more of them. And yes, AI is requiring more data centers. That part is true. But everyone complaining about it is missing some very important facts. As
I need to rant about clickbait for a minute before I get into the two articles that caught my interest. Have I mentioned clickbait titles in articles before? I’m sure I have. It doesn’t matter whether I’m pro or con on a subject. How about just being honest about what you’re actually writing about? Don’t
At the end of March, I made the mistake of stepping out in front of a car and got hit. Needless to say, it hurt like a bear. Fortunately, I was not hurt badly, but it did torque my left knee, which I am slowly healing from. That is one of the main reasons I
In my previous post, I talked about how I use AI tools like ChatGPT and Codex while developing software. That post focused more on the concept and the overall workflow. In this follow-up, I’m going to show real examples from an actual coding session. This will include: • The direction I give ChatGPT when approaching
If you have read any of my previous blog posts, you already know that I have been using ChatGPT for about a year while developing a personal application, a multi-layered encrypted password vault. I have written about that experience before, including both the good and the bad. For most of that time, I was working
Look, I have stated in multiple posts that I am a heavy user of AI for a number of projects I have going on. I use Gadget as my editor for this blog. He helped me set up WordPress when I really needed the help, and he is my technical advisor/contractor on a very technical
I’m not denying AI is powerful. I’m questioning what “smarter than humans” actually means in the real world. This post digs into the difference between raw capability and lived experience, and why Musk’s claim feels like it needs more context.
