Series: AI Learnings
Artificial Intelligence is now a daily conversation topic and is in everyone’s mind one way or another. The learning can be simple or steep and complex depending on where you want to take it.
Here is a list of blog posts that I have written on this topic as I learn and try to keep up with this amazing technology landscape which is changing every day. Simply amazing.
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The Era of “No-Code” Productivity: How It Works
Imagine a highly skilled, tireless digital employee sitting next to you. You do not need to teach it Python, you do not need to show it how to navigate APIs, and you do not need to write a single line of code to get it to build a workflow. You just talk to it. This…
Beyond the Chatbot: A Look at My Current AI Lab
I get asked all the time: “What are you actually using for your AI Lab?” To answer that, I wanted to provide an update on how I’m building, testing, and deploying. But first, a little background. I’m a technology consultant and services principal, and I’ve been developing custom software since I was 15. I’ve been deep…
Unlocking the NPU: FastFlowLM
How I Bypassed Ollama and LM studio Limitations on my Ryzen AI NPU to Hit 50+ TPS If you recently purchased a modern AI-PC, you bought into a promising vision: a dedicated, cutting-edge Neural Processing Unit (NPU) sitting right inside your silicon, designed to stream large language models (LLMs) smoothly without draining your battery or…
Intel’s Panther Lake Architecture – Pay Attention
The next generation of AI-capable laptops is being shaped by a new set of requirements. Users increasingly expect thin-and-light systems to handle demanding workloads such as local AI assistants, content creation, software development, and advanced productivity applications without sacrificing battery life or portability. Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake platform, expected to launch as part of the…
Fully Local Hermes Agent Stack on my Ryzen AI
I have been using Agent Zero, but after watching the many reviews, I got curious about Hermes and decided to give it a try as a container on my Ryzen AI PC. Running autonomous agent architectures completely locally on consumer hardware is the absolute frontier of modern AI engineering. Moving from terminal-centric frameworks like Agent…
Beyond the Chatbot: Google I/O 2026 Updates
Everything You Need to Know About Massive Gemini Overhaul If you’ve been treating AI like a highly advanced search engine or a neat copyeditor, Google just drew a massive line in the sand. At Google I/O 2026 (May 19 through May 20, 2026), the narrative completely shifted. The era of passive, text-in, text-out chatbots is…
Prompt Engineering Era Is Officially Behind Us
Here is your comprehensive, fully revised, and complete blog post. For years, the discourse around Artificial Intelligence was dominated by the idea of the “Prompt Engineer”—the person who spent their time hunting for the exact combination of words, trigger phrases, and formatting tricks to coax a brittle model into producing a decent answer. If you…
The Prove-It Economy and the New Rules of Credibility
Audio version: I have been thinking a lot about this in the past few months. also been helping some friends in the massive change we are undergoing at the moment. What made me finally get to writing this piece was a particular YouTube video by Nate Jones which came after seeing several over the weekend…
Digital Coworkers: The New AI Teammates for Work
The workplace is moving beyond chatbots and into a new category of software: digital coworkers. These are AI systems that do more than answer questions; they can execute background tasks, manage files, coordinate workflows, and keep working on complex jobs with less step-by-step prompting. What makes this shift important is simple: instead of asking AI…