If It Ain’t Broke, Don’t Try to Fix It

I’m all for improvement. If something has a legitimate problem, fix it. If there’s a glitch, repair it. If you … More

AI: ARE WE GETTING SMARTER, OR JUST MORE DEPENDENT?

I had a really interesting conversation with my two son-in-laws the other day about AI. One of them is a … More

There have only been a handful of moments in history that completely changed how ordinary people gained access to knowledge. … More

Yesterday when I entered the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I noticed something that made me pause for a moment. The roadwork was … More

An Open Letter to the Developers of ChatGPT I’m writing this as a loyal user — not as a critic, … More

My first computer was the TI-99/4A, and calling it a computer still feels like Texas Instruments was grading on a … More

AI and the Quiet Cost of Convenience Artificial intelligence has changed how we find answers. That part is obvious. What’s … More

Why Real Estate Agents Should Let AI Write Their Listings (Because Someone Has To) Let me be honest for a … More

This whole conversation started right at our Thanksgiving dining room table. The grandkids were buzzing around, grabbing rolls like they … More

It used to be that if you hired a professional—a lawyer, accountant, financial adviser, real estate agent, or insurance broker—you … More

“Every human possesses a moral engine, even if unrecognized. Believer or not, we can pause, reflect, and act beyond instinct. … More

When I started my blog, I imagined AI as a kind of “power tool” for writing — something to help … More