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Tag Archives: AI
Smarter Design
I have build a lot of PowerPoint decks over the years. Many of presentations, some for explaining a process, and once in awhile, I use it to create an image that’s simple, but beyond my skills. Even putting some geometric … Continue reading
How Much AI Do We Need?
I like to cook and bake. The act of putting something together relaxes me, and I’ve certainly had plenty of time in 2020 to do this. In fact, I’ve been doing so much that my wife and daughter ordered me … Continue reading
The Evolution of AI
I saw a study recently where an AI system was used to analyze code and trying to decide if authors were good. The conclusions were things we’d expect, and quite a few people laughed about this on Twitter. After all, … Continue reading
The AI Manager
One of the advantages of a computer is that it will handle repetitive tasks very well. That’s one reason the DevOps world pushes for automation of simple tasks, like compiling code or copying files between machines. We know the software … Continue reading
