A year ago, I wrote an article expressing that while transformative, generative AI technologies have a hidden cost, namely the cost of human validation. As we embrace the agentic AI era, this is even clearer. The concept of a human-in-the-loop is sound . In fact, I would argue that every human being, children included, who engages with AI systems is essentially a human-in-the-loop. The loop involves a human providing inputs to an AI system, the AI responding, and the human ev

There is a billion-dollar skill that's being traded like baseball cards. Most people don't even know they own it. It's called promptcraft: the skill of designing effective, detailed instructions (prompts), for AI systems to generate high-quality, intentional outputs.

What if I told you that 8 years ago, my teammates and I joked that we were coding ourselves out of a job?

“It hallucinates too much.” “I just used it to write an essay.” “It can’t reason.” “I just made my Studio Ghibli image.” These varied reactions underscore a fundamental truth: very few topics divide people as much as AI does. For some it evokes wonder, others fear, and among some disdain.

“The desire to fly is an idea handed down to us by our ancestors who… looked enviously on the birds soaring freely through space.” — Orville Wright