Detection Tools

I work in the detection tools industry.  My company invents, designs, and builds biometrics identification sensors. Specifically, we make fingerprint sensors for low-to-no-power applications such as credit cards, crypto wallets, and access cards. In theory, if...

Embracing Ambiguity

This is the advantage of you, the human worker. Asymptotic industrialism seeks efficiency and productivity, which requires precision and tirelessness. It likes machines because machines deliver on this promise. But the machines don’t do well with ambiguity. Even...

Free Will, AI, and Fear

You have nothing to fear.  Yes, keep your eyes open, but don’t be afraid.  If you’ve been following along here, you know we’ve been exploring AI, its current and future capabilities, and whether we should fear the flapping jaws spouting...

Free Will, AI, and Gratitude

Intentional gratitude. It’s simple. It’s powerful. It requires (the illusion of) free will.  If I had to pick one singular practice that has made the most significant positive impact on me, it’s the practice of intentional gratitude. I know this...

Free Will, AI, and Negotiations

I suck at negotiation. Always have. Winning a negotiation is about gaining leverage. Gaining leverage is the art of knowing what the other side cares about. I suck at that art.  Luckily, here come the hagglebots. Procurement departments rejoice! Bots with...

Free Will, AI, and Priority

We can’t (yet) control the weather. Neither can AI. If the surf’s up, the powder is fresh, or the breeze is strong and steady, you gotta jump on it. Cancel your chores and grab your board. Neither we nor AI can control when the mood hits us just right. If...

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