Adam Caudill

During a break over Christmas 2020, I rebuilt this site, moving from WordPress to Hugo.

A recent article, The Future of Cybersecurity Includes Non-Human Employees1, discussed the growing need to manage access granted to the rapidly expanding number of AI agents being deployed in companies.

Amongst the steady stream of marketing emails for gift cards and other last minute gifts in the days before Christmas, buried in the noise sent when people are least likely to see it, was a notice.

I’m a big fan of Hugo as a publishing platform, it’s the framework behind this site, and is incredibly flexible - if you are willing to invest the time and effort to make it truly yours.

Twenty years ago, I started publishing articles and essays here, and I recently published the 500th post to this site.

The year was 2006 when I registered adamcaudill.com and set up WordPress to host this site.

Over the course of my career, I’ve found that there are some principles that are key for people and teams to be effective.

In a world where attention spans have been reduced to seconds, college students aren’t expected to read full books, AI is used to summarise anything more than a few sentences, and blogs have been largely replaced with microblogging platforms, is there sti…

Every person has rules that they apply to themself, red lines that they won’t cross.

For more than a year there has been a clear trend: unemployment in the tech industry was climbing.

What do we owe to each other?

Technology improves and advances ceaselessly, new tools are created and change how people work.

Can generative AI create art?

One of the many joys of being human, is that we constantly face questions about our existence, from the seemingly simple (why is the sky blue), to the labyrinthine (what is the meaning of life, does pineapple go on pizza).

It has been 20 years since I first used machine learning to solve a complex business problem.

In the world of security, everything comes down to trust; sooner or later you have to trust something.

The latest vulnerability causing headaches across the world is CVE-2023-4863, issued by Google Chrome and described as “Heap buffer overflow in WebP in Google Chrome prior to 116.0.5845.187 allowed a remote attacker to perform an out of bounds memory write

Generative AI1 is changing the world, and is doing so faster than most of us could realise.

Today is a red letter day in the history of Twitter, though not in a good way.

or: How an 18th century painter saved Warsaw from the Nazis, and how 3D scanners may save Ukraine While researching applications that use the iPhone’s LiDAR scanner or perform more pure photogrammetry, I came across an effort by Polycam - likely the large…