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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Related Blog Posts on AI
From Traditional Automation to AI Agents
This is an update to my post: Workflow Automation Tools Explained based on a great YouTube video he published by Stephen G Pope which NAILED the concept…. Kudos to Stephen! AI agents promise to revolutionize automation. However, implementing them without proper understanding can lead to overcomplicated systems that cost more than they save. As someone…
Leonardo.AI Terms of Service
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AI Agents: Value Justification Dilemma
It is March 2025 and many organizations have already realized that AI is a strategic business transformation imperative. Many early adopters across industries have moved beyond viewing AI as merely an operational efficiency tool to recognizing it as a fundamental driver of competitive advantage. Companies that initially leveraged AI for efficiency and automation have now…
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 / Excluding files & Sites
As many organizations are engaging in Implementing Microsoft Copilot, a question I often get asked which I thought I would document for reference. Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 is a powerful tool that leverages AI to assist users in various tasks. However, there might be instances where you want to exclude certain files or documents…
Should You Pursue a Career in Software Development in 2025? An Honest Look
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The Rise of AI Agents: Transforming How We Work
I recently ran across this YouTube video featuring Nathaniel Whittlemore, founder and CEO of Superintelligent and host of the AI Daily Brief podcast, discussing the transformative potential of AI agents in business and daily life. Kudos to Tool Use – AI Conversations for their interview and great questions!I have followed NLW for well over a…
Vibe Coding: Beyond AI Code Completion
Many of us have already experienced the power of AI to help write code. Tools that suggest lines of code, fix syntax errors, and even generate entire functions are becoming commonplace. But “vibe coding” is something different. It’s a leap beyond simple assistance, offering a way to build entire applications, websites, and tools by simply…
Decoding Model Types and How They Are Licensed
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence has created an overwhelming marketplace of large language models. But choosing the right model for a project isn’t just about comparing benchmarks or parameter counts. Developers and enterprises must navigate two critical dimensions: technical capability (how smart it is) and legal licensing (how you are allowed to use it)….
Copilot+ PCs vs AI PCs: What’s the Difference
Copilot+ PCs vs AI PCs: What’s the Difference—and Why It Matters The personal computer is going through its biggest transformation in decades. With artificial intelligence moving from the cloud directly onto devices, terms like “AI PC” and “Copilot+ PC” are starting to show up everywhere. While they may sound interchangeable, they’re not the same—and understanding…