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In 2000, if you asked industry experts who would dominate mobile technology over the next 25 years, many would have pointed to companies like Nokia, Motorola, Ericsson, and…
A new article in The Atlantic argues that we may be entering a “post-literate” era, where deep reading is becoming less common and sustained attention is increasingly difficult…
One of the most interesting concepts I encountered this week was the idea of a Multi-Provider LLM Gateway. Most people interact with AI through a single platform. However,…
One of the most interesting themes emerging in AI research is that better outcomes are increasingly coming from better frameworks—not necessarily bigger models. Three recent articles caught my…
Artificial Intelligence is changing how professionals work, but many conversations focus almost entirely on prompt engineering. Prompt quality matters, but effective AI use requires more than better prompts….
While most conversations about artificial intelligence focus on productivity, automation, and innovation, another question is becoming increasingly important: Can our infrastructure keep up? This week, Arizona was highlighted…
As part of my ongoing work in AI, analytics, and instructional design, I recently spent time comparing two popular presentation platforms: 🔹 Canva 🔹 Gamma Both leverage AI…
For most of human history, access to knowledge was limited by physical resources. Then the internet made information nearly universal. The next resource becoming democratized may not be…
A recent study caught my attention because it touches on a challenge that extends far beyond technology, education, or healthcare alone. Researchers have found that Americans born after…
This morning, The Economist highlighted two developments that seem contradictory at first glance: Universities are producing more Computer Science graduates than ever before. Artificial Intelligence may be reducing…