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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When AI Agrees With You, Should You Trust It?
When AI Agrees With You, Should You Trust It? Why preventing hallucinations is only part of building a more reliable relationship with AI. An AI that avoids hallucinations but agrees with every questionable assumption is still unreliable. Think about that for a moment. We spend considerable time talking about AI hallucinations, those situations where an…
Google’s Gemini Agent: Personal AI Agents Are Moving Into the Workplace
In my previous post, Personal AI Agents Are Having a Moment, I explored a topic that continues to attract my attention: AI that moves beyond answering questions and starts helping us get things done. Google’s latest announcement gives us another reason to pay attention. On October 8, Google introduced the Gemini agent at its Gemini…
Does This Task Need AI? Three Filters to Help You Decide
Before adding AI to a workflow, evaluate predictability, complexity, and risk. Not every business problem needs AI. Sometimes the right answer is a database query. Sometimes it is a script, a clearer process, or a better way to apply rules you already understand. The question is not, “Can AI do this?” It is, “Is AI…
How to Build RAG: A Practical Guide
This has come up a number of times in my mentoring sessions and conversations with people and companies. Connecting an AI model to company documents sounds straightforward: upload the files, ask a question, and get an answer. Building something people can reliably use requires more than that. But first, an important distinction: giving AI access…
Jev: The AI That Decides Instead of Writes
Why an AI model that cannot write a sentence could become a useful building block for enterprise workflows—and what a sub-500-millisecond trading demonstration actually shows. Most conversations about AI focus on what models can generate: articles, emails, software, images, and explanations. But much of the work inside software does not require a paragraph. It requires…
Personal AI Agents Are Having a Moment
The recent surge is real. Whether it becomes a lasting shift depends on what happens after the launch. Over the past three weeks, personal AI agents have seemed to appear everywhere. New products, major funding announcements, and moves by established platforms have converged into a remarkably concentrated wave. The impression of acceleration is not simply…
Microsoft Copilot September 2026 Changes
Microsoft Copilot is changing again. But the important story is not simply a better chatbot or another feature inside Word. Bottom line: Microsoft Copilot: More Capabilities, Two Ways to Pay The changes announced across August and September 2026 point toward something bigger: a unified place to ask questions, delegate work, build applications, and run proactive…
AI Routing: The Layer Between You and the Models
For the last few years, much of the AI conversation has focused on models. Which model is smartest? Which one has the largest context window? Which one is fastest? Which model is best for coding, reasoning, images, research, or writing? Those questions still matter, but I think we may be entering a stage where another…
The Enterprise Challenge of MicroApps
When a Single HTML File Becomes Shadow IT This is a follow up to my previous blog: Sometimes We Don’t Need Another Platform AI is making it easier than ever to build small, useful software. A person with an idea, a browser, and an AI coding assistant can now create a focused application in hours—or…