from the mind of a seasoned tech leader
AI agents now generate code, plan tasks, and work across tools, making clear communication essential. Technical writers are becoming key players in guiding and structuring AI-driven development, shaping how software is planned, built, and maintained.
AI is transforming white-collar work, but trades like plumbing and electrical work remain hard to automate. While AI can design and diagnose, real-world repair requires dexterity, judgment, and trust—skills robots still lack. The future will augment, not replace, the hands-on worker.
Companies are pouring money into AI, like Amazon’s Anthropic deal, while cutting jobs to fund it. They’re restructuring around automation to boost efficiency, stay competitive, and future-proof operations, shifting routine work to AI and reskilling some workers for new roles.
The days of pulling up Google to search for answers to question are already coming to an end. What will the future "search" on websites look like in a few months, a year, or the next 10 years?
I've been using Copilot for a while now, but started to experiment with a portfolio side project using Claude, and I fear I can't go back now.
After a decade without a web presence, I have decided to get some software and art examples together to showcase.
A dark-themed oil painting on a 24x36 canvas had me experimenting with a palette knife in place of a brush.
After a recent trip to Wisconsin, I was inspired to depict a stormy sky within my brushwork.
MLB scouting teams are leaning more and more on AI to make decisions for the draft, defense alignment, contract negotiations, as well as how to keep players healthy. They're just getting started.
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