I’ve noticed I’m making lots of little mistakes in my writing recently. They’re not major – an in for an on, a misspelt term here or there, a capiTal letter where it shouldn’t be, etc – but they’re annoying me. Firstly, the fact I’m making these errors. I can pin it down to one thing… Read More Little mistakes
It feels like EVERYONE is talking about AI right now. It’s in pretty much every conference, magazine article, webinar, and ‘thought piece’. This is entirely valid; since ChatGPT dropped just over a year ago like a pebble in a pond, the ripples have been going back and forth. I hear lots of questions and fewer… Read More Chat, AI, and informed opinion
I hear this phrase a lot and hadn’t thought much about it until recently. I read this quite brilliant explanation the other day: Faithfuls have relied on “gut feelings”–a phrase which suggests they’re accessing some deep-rooted, instinctive wisdom, when in fact what they’re accessing is a collection of prejudices, stereotypes and normative expectations which lead,… Read More Gut instinct
I saw a story yesterday about how a news organisation is able to insert up to the minute news into the adverts in your podcast. You’re listening to a podcast and the technology will deliver news content to you in real time and from a news category which is paired with relevant podcast genres. This… Read More Up to the minute and current
I know completing procurement processes is time consuming, complicated, wearing and bureaucratic. What is does do, however, is make you think about what you do and force you to describe in a way that people who don’t know what you do understand.
Lost and Desperate 