Do the robots know they are robots?

(This is what I got when I asked ChatGPT to write a blog post about ChatGPT being sentient) As a language model, ChatGPT has been designed to interact with humans in a way that mimics human conversation. While it may seem like ChatGPT is sentient or has human-like...

Lack of direction as a virtue

I’ve always felt like I have average intelligence and average talent. There are things I’m pretty good at and things I’m just not suited for at all, but for the most part I am one of those people who can hold their own and get by. I’ve...

Limits as a virtue

I haven’t posted anything on here in over a year, but boy have we been busy with some really, really fun stuff. It’s show and tell time…Today’s topic: Limits. I’ve long believed that limits are a good thing. True in music, engineering,...

10 years.

On August 20th, 2020 we celebrated our 10 year anniversary in business. It would have been my Dad’s 77th birthday. It’s completely random that our business registration happened on that day, but it’s pretty special to me, obviously. I am going to...

Automation in the COVID-19 age

I know it’s been quite awhile since I’ve sent a newsletter (Gee, did I miss anything?). I’ve been working with a couple of new and fantastic clients that have had me running around at full speed in all directions. It’s a good problem to have....

Don’t Be Evil, Indeed

I suppose most of us believe they have the angels on our side, assuming we have some level of moral compass. Most people have some grinding, singular and very personal issue that outrages them and causes them to feel the need to take a stand. That said, there are some...