It’s humbling when you get feedback like this: Thank you! I think Andrew Jacobs is one of the best webinar hosts out there! He made my job easy and the experience of the attendees superb! I’m not good at receiving praise; I’ve mentioned it before how I think I’m doing my job and don’t expect… Read More Praise be
Apparently, we’re going to see a massive increase in the use of AI agents in the next 1-3 years. But we won’t. When I read reports like this I’m always taken by the missing population; 99% of businesses in the UK are SMEs and this report fails them. The sampling bias is towards large enterprises… Read More It’ll do what?
I have an electric shaver. It’s more convenient than a wet razor and arguably better for the environment with zero single use plastic you find with traditional razors. It does have one problem though; the cleaning brush. It’s a piece of plastic, about half the length of my little finger. It’s there to scoop out… Read More Brush strokes
Adulting is hard. You spend most of your time trying to get along, making best guesses about everything. Parenting, as anyone lucky to have kids know, is even harder. It doesn’t really matter that AI doesn’t “know” what it’s doing. Most of the time, we don’t either. Hallucinations and human work Don’t trust anyone who… Read More Smoke and mirrors
I was out and about last week and realised my watch was low on battery – 6%. No problem I thought and carried on. Three days later I realised I hadn’t put my watch on charge; I wanted to check a step count. It had run out and for that period of time I was,… Read More Three days
Lost and Desperate 