Thanks, Dad – Not a father’s day post you would imagine
I was scrolling LinkedIn today—doomscrolling, honestly—and there it was: a flood of Father’s Day posts. People I respect. People who inspire me. Sharing stories of the men who raised them. The lessons. The warmth. The silent strength.How those fathers shaped them—not just professionally, but as people. As parents. And here’s the part that hits: I didn’t get that. For years, I carried this complaint—quiet sometimes, … Continue reading Thanks, Dad – Not a father’s day post you would imagine
What Happens When Interns “Know” …
…More Than Executives? In consulting and other knowledge industries, the traditional model has always followed a clear path: junior employees process information, middle managers synthesize it, and senior leaders make the final calls. Experience and hierarchy went hand in hand. But that structure is starting to break. Thanks to generative AI, interns and entry-level analysts now have access to tools that allow them to move … Continue reading What Happens When Interns “Know” …
Deepfakes, Data Lies, and the Digital War for Reality
Once, the internet was just noise. Memes flew, videos spread, screenshots lived forever, and no one asked where anything came from. Authorship was invisible, truth was optional, and we laughed our way through the chaos. But now, the joke’s over. We’re drowning in synthetic content. AI can fabricate anything—faces, voices, evidence, entire narratives—with precision that fools even trained eyes. The internet didn’t evolve into a … Continue reading Deepfakes, Data Lies, and the Digital War for Reality
The Strange and New Light State
What About Our Future If I told you that scientists have just turned light into a kind of matter that behaves like a liquid and a solid at the same time, you’d probably ask what sci-fi show I was watching. But this isn’t fiction. It’s real. It’s cutting-edge physics. And it might just reshape how we think about the universe. Researchers at Italy’s National Research … Continue reading The Strange and New Light State
AI Wants to Eat the Grid: Will Humanity Feed It or Fry First?
The Quiet Emergency Behind the AI BoomEveryone is excited about AI breaking records, writing code, designing new medicines, and maybe even thinking like us. But there is one big problem growing behind all of this: electricity. For example, training GPT-3 used 1,287 megawatt-hours of energy—enough to power 100,000 homes. Every time someone asks ChatGPT a question, it uses about five times more electricity than a … Continue reading AI Wants to Eat the Grid: Will Humanity Feed It or Fry First?
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