My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
You’ve probably noticed it in the news lately: small towns across America are suddenly getting offers they can’t refuse. Tech companies want to build massive data centers in their communities.…
Alabama had a choice. Not a glamorous one, not the kind that makes headlines for the right reasons, but the kind that matters most—a chance to actually protect its people…
Last week, I was scrolling through the news and stumbled on a piece about Trump’s Iran policy that got me thinking. Not about Iran specifically, but about what’s actually happening…
Michael Burry made headlines again recently by suggesting that major geopolitical decisions aren’t always what they seem on the surface. His observation about political motivations being driven by something other…
When Senator Bernie Sanders announced his American A.I. Sovereign Wealth Fund Act, the headline about $1,000 monthly payments grabbed all the attention. Fair enough—universal income sounds good. But honestly, that’s…
I spend most of my time writing code, not prose. But lately, I’ve been noticing something that bothers me: the internet is getting worse at writing. Not because writers have…
I walked into a sports bar in Brooklyn last March expecting the usual crowd—maybe a few scattered TVs tuned to different games, people half-watching while scrolling through their phones. Instead,…
Photo by Viridiana Rivera on Pexels As we close the year, AI is no longer a tool we “use”—it is ambient. It is in our cars, our glasses, and our…
Photo by Nothing Ahead on Pexels The year ended with a global consensus on AI safety. 2025 proved that while AI is unstoppable, it must be guided by human-centric principles.
Photo by Matheus Bertelli on Pexels In early December, major data centers switched to carbon-aware scheduling—training heavy AI models only when renewable energy production is at its peak in the…
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