Thoughtful piece…”Eventually, AI will enable 25% and then 50% of productive but never-existed-before new jobs.”

Jensen Huang’s keynote highlighting advances in AI chips, robotics and self driving cars, and graphics makes me excited for the future.

Cold temps won’t stop my morning run.

Stories like these are why I so enjoy working with public servants making a difference in their communities.

Another day of AI learning with ‘12 Days of OpenAI.’ ChatGPT is now available via voice too.

Day 6 of ‘12 Days of OpenAl.’ Learning how users can share their screen and video to communicate with ChatGPT.

Day 3 of “12 days of OpenAI.” Learning about their Sora offering, which builds on DALL-E and GPT models to give people expanded tools for video storytelling. Below - a woolly mammoth in the desert.

Learning about the latest developments in AI with the “12 Days of OpenAI” series. Day 2 is Reinforcement Fine-Tuning - customizing models to reinforce how the model reasons through similar problems and improves its accuracy on specific tasks such as medical diagnoses.

Listening to Sam Altman talk about how breakthroughs in AI algorithms can increase the effectiveness of AI by orders of magnitude, i.e., the transformers paper, it makes me think a lot more people should be paying a lot more attention and signing up for many more math classes.

Kicking off the weekend with the Jingle Bell 5k Run to benefit the Arthritis Foundation.

Looking forward to seeing the impact of the new $200/month ChatGPT Pro offering, with enhanced ability to do PhD level math and engineering problem solving.

This is wild. An AI generated podcast on my music listening habits this year.

Continuing to watch the public sector sessions from AWS re:Invent 2024 and learn about the latest movement of government to the cloud.

AWS re:Invent 2024 - Generative Al for public good…I.e., “…conversational assistants streamlining citizen inquiries, localized content generation promoting inclusivity, and generative Al advancing sustainability goals.”

While I have never set foot inside a Zara store, I very enjoyed learning about the business model of fast fashion.

Hard to believe that in 2003 cloud computing - the ability to give anyone in the world access the same computing power the world’s largest organizations had - was a revolutionary idea.

My kids took me to the self described creepiest bar in America. Any place is a great place to spend time with them.

Nothing like a morning run to get the body acclimated to the cold.

Enjoyed kicking off the season with holiday lights at Fernwood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve.

Great to kick off the holiday with a 5K run. Happy Thanksgiving!