WHEN THE COMPUTER LEARNS TO WAIT
We taught machines to speak. The larger breakthrough may be teaching them when not to. Part three of a Deep Thoughts and What Not’s series about how AI is changing the way we capture, curate, and share human thought. In the first article in this series, I explored what happened when I stopped forcing every […]
THE CONVERSATION WAS THE WORK
What changes when meetings stop disappearing and become part of an organization’s memory? Part two of a three-part Deep Thoughts and What Not’s series about how AI is changing the way we capture, curate, and share human thought. In the first article in this series, I explored what happened when I stopped forcing every idea […]
MAYBE THE KEYBOARD WAS THE BOTTLENECK
565,253 dictated words, one dented forehead, and a hypothesis about the quiet interface revolution hiding beneath the AI headlines Part one of a three-part Deep Thoughts and What Not’s series about what happens when our computers become better at capturing how we think. Some days, I leave my office with a dent in my forehead. […]