Andrew E. Scott

If you have a failing hard disk, and it has something really valuable on it (a bitcoin private key, irreplaceable photos, or the only copy of an unpublished book manuscript, for example), you should pay a professional to recover what’s on there.

This post focuses on one of the points covered in the Far Phase board training session on Generative AI, and complements the previous posts on AI risks concerning hallucinations (making mistakes) and intellectual property.

This post focuses on one of the points covered in the Far Phase board training session on Generative AI, and complements the previous AI risk post on intellectual property.

This post focuses on one of the points covered in the Far Phase board training session on Generative AI.

This may be a controversial post for some, since the data analytics industry has seemingly done its best to blur the line between the data domain and today’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) boom.

There’s currently a spate of negative articles about the Apple Vision Pro.

Writing prompts for Generative AI systems will be a skill as critical as writing good web search queries has been over the past two decades.

I deliberated putting a question mark at the end of that title.

I was inspired to cook this for a recent recipe club dinner on the theme of “in pieces”.

Artificial Intelligence (or AI) has meant different things at different times, all through my career.