I’ve been an IT Professional for over 40 years now. As I look back over my career and all the changes that have occurred in the field of information technology, I can tell you it’s been a wild ride. But, the sum of those experiences now gives me a unique perspective on how technology has evolved and more importantly the future directions technology will take, and how our consumption of future technologies may impact our lives and shape our future. Will we consume more and more technology or will those same technologies consume us?
Technology Evolutions and Revolutions - Look to the past to predict the future
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I’ve been an IT Professional for over 40 years now. As I look back over my career and all the changes that have occurred in the field of information technology, I can tell you it’s been a wild ride. But, the sum of those experiences now gives me a unique perspective on how technology has evolved and more importantly the future directions technology will take, and how our consumption of future technologies may impact our lives and shape our future. Will we consume more and more technology or will those same technologies consume us?
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Recent Episodes
July 30, 2020
Episode 11 - Series Conclusion
<p>And so, my biggest fear is that based on the continuous, never ending adoption of all the new technologies coming our way, and our seeming behavior of blindly accepting every new shiny object, will we as human beings be smart enough to draw the line that keeps us from being consumed by the future AI?</p>
June 26, 2020
Episode 10 AI in its infancy
At this moment in time, AI is in its infancy. AI give you what "it thinks you want". But it doesn't stop there.
June 4, 2020
Episode 9 - IOT devices and getting beyond the human interface
<p>To the degree that the data is not accurate....not clean if you will....is to the same degree that decisions based on that data analysis... are askew.</p> <p>IOT devices may become part of the equation to improve medical outcomes or drug treatment plans or bank loan approvals or insurance premiums...and the list goes on and on. I’m hoping scientist use some of these technologies to shorten the time it takes to develop, test and deliver a vaccine to the masses. It has to. We simply can’t shut down the economy of the world every time a new virus threatens the masses.</p>
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