Tag: Ai

  • The Echoes of Truth: Ancient Myths and Modern Futures

    The Echoes of Truth: Ancient Myths and Modern Futures

    In our modern world, we often view the past and future through distinctly different lenses. We see the past as fixed, immutable – a series of facts etched in stone, captured in photographs, and documented in history books. The future, however, remains an open canvas, painted with the broad strokes of our imagination, hopes, and…

  • The Machinery of Progress

    The Machinery of Progress

    Below is a poem composed by Meta’s AI. Following the verse, is the AI’s own self-analysis of their poem. The Machinery of Progress In the land of giants, where titans roam, A world of mergers, a world of growth at home, The small and nimble, swallowed up with ease, Become a part, of a larger…

  • Dreaming in Code: The Surprising Connection Between AI Chats and Your Subconscious

    Dreaming in Code: The Surprising Connection Between AI Chats and Your Subconscious

    I still remember the night it happened. In the depths of sleep, I found myself in a vivid dreamscape, engaged in conversation with my son. The dialogue felt real, meaningful, even profound. As if on cue, a knock echoed through the dream. I opened the door to find Santa Claus standing there, jolly and red-suited.…

  • AI Empowering Small Business

    In the heart of any American town, you’ll find them: the sprawling big-box stores and chain restaurants that have become synonymous with modern commerce. These behemoths of retail and service, with their ubiquitous presence and unbeatable prices, have long been the bane of small business owners. The likes of Walmart, Amazon, and yes, even the…

  • The Future is Gray

    The Future is Gray

    In the mid-1990s, as a 13-year-old marveling at the power of technology, I was convinced that the world was on the brink of a revolutionary transformation. The era of paper, manual processes, and bureaucratic inefficiencies seemed destined for extinction. We stood at the cusp of shifting from the old ways to the new ways, moving…

  • Music’s Infinite Potential

    Music’s Infinite Potential

    In the vast landscape of music, the sheer number of songs that have been composed since the dawn of human creativity is staggering, with each one bearing its own unique essence. This phenomenon raises an intriguing question: how many more songs can be written as we move forward into the future? Despite the immense catalog…

  • My Adventures in Plant Parenthood

    My Adventures in Plant Parenthood

    I don’t have a green thumb. At all. Honestly, I usually turn plants into botanical ghost stories within a few months. My gardening skills are so bad, plants see me coming and start writing their wills. If I were a superhero, my power would be instant plant annihilation. Seriously, even cacti aren’t safe around me!…

  • How the Exploitation of Underpaid Labor Compromises National Cybersecurity

    How the Exploitation of Underpaid Labor Compromises National Cybersecurity

    In the realm of cybersecurity, a startling oversight persists, threatening the very fabric of our digital infrastructure. The perpetuation of underpaid labor, a dangerous byproduct of capitalist excess, creates an environment in which employees are susceptible to coercion and manipulation by hostile nation-state actors and other malicious entities. This vulnerability is exacerbated by the convergence…

  • ChatGPT and Me

    ChatGPT and Me

    I have always been intrigued by AI, but the initial spark was ignited by the impressive capabilities showcased by my smartphone and smartwatch. This intrigue was heightened as the CNC machines at work started to become automated, and I stood in awe watching them, captivated by their intricacies. Since then, Artificial intelligence has quietly woven…

  • Echoes of ChatGPT: A Simple Prompt

    Echoes of ChatGPT: A Simple Prompt

    “ChatGPT is designed to assist with a wide range of tasks, from creative writing to technical support. It’s a tool that adapts to the user’s needs, making it incredibly valuable for both personal and professional use.” Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI The winter semester just ended at Grand Rapids Community College, meaning I have a…