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A lot of pioneering souls are trying out the new personal AI agents like Meta’s Muse and OpenAI’s Dots. But give it five years (or less) and I bet Muse and Dots will be castoffs on tech’s Island of Lost Toys, hanging out with Microsoft’s Cl...
The idea was to write and record a song about all the shitty things going on these days, but with a hopeful, uplifting refrain. You’ll have to let me know if that was successful.
The lyrics hit a lot of the low notes: screen zombies, fear...
In April 1996, I wrote a column parodying the potential wave of mergers that would happen because of the landmark Telecommunications Act passed earlier that year.
I thought I was being outrageous and funny. Haha.
About a month ago, I got...
In September 2001, the Pentagon still had an expansive grassy lawn along one side of the building. People who worked in the Pentagon, and some outside guests, played pickup soccer on that lawn at noon on weekdays. By 2001, I had been one of...
In my previous newsletter, I wrote about Jeff Hawkins, his decades-long quest to understand the human brain, and how he and his team have worked to translate that understanding into software – the kind of AI software that today everyone is...
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I've been an author, journalist, TV commentator and consultant in the tech space since the 1980s. I've seen just about everything important and stupid that has happened in and because of this industry. I'm now a partner at Category Design Advisors.
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