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Continue reading →: Dancing on the Shoulders of Giants
In today’s professional landscape, standing “on shoulders of giants” (OSOG) through education, training, and experience is commonplace. Fast-moving industries like semiconductors, solar, and gene sequencing follow Wright’s Law, benefiting from efficiency gains. Combining expertise, AI agents, and Knowledge Graphs can unlock rapid progress and foster innovation, even in resistant fields…
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Continue reading →: Reimagining AI in Healthcare: Beyond Basic RAG with FHIR, Knowledge Graphs, and AI Agents
Introduction While exploring the application of AI agents in healthcare we see that standard Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and fine-tuning methods often fall short in the interconnected realms of healthcare and research. These traditional methods struggle to leverage the structured knowledge available, such as knowledge graphs. Data approaches like Fast Healthcare…
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Continue reading →: On Being Good vs. Knowing Good: Perspectives on AI
In this video, Stephen Fry narrates Nick Cave’s letter, which argues that using ChatGPT as a shortcut to creativity is detrimental. Surprisingly, I found myself in agreement. Having been involved in the AI industry for over a decade, I’ve always viewed AI positively. As an entrepreneur who pitches AI to…
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Continue reading →: Links 20240119
1. Shorthand to make your handwriting worse than it is: https://orthic.shorthand.fun/ 2. This one feels like a direct attack given my recent mini tongue-in-cheek rant: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/llm-2 3. First self-amplifying mRNA vaccine was approved in Japan. Apparently a much lower (1/6th) has the same effect as a normal dose. I wonder…
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Continue reading →: There is sadness in the Long Earth
I’m on the last book of the Long Earth Series, The Long Cosmos and reading it makes me sad and wistful. Perhaps it’s knowing that Terry Pratchett didn’t live to see it published, perhaps it’s the little hints and hooks of Discworld. Whatever it is, there are parts of the…
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Continue reading →: My grandfather had lore, my father had Google, I have ChatGPT, my son will have lore
“My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I drive a Mercedes, my son drives a Land Rover, his son will drive a Land Rover, but his son will ride a camel,” [efn_note]Hong Kong of the Desert[/efn_note] So goes the old Middle East proverb about the rise…
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Continue reading →: Cool tool for poetry writing
Completely randomly on mastodon I came across this wonderful tool via Ada. It’s not fancy, it’s a funky looking, but I was instantly in love. Here it is: Giant Heart Poetry It has a syllable counting function and I used it immediately to write (bad) haikus… here are a few:…
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Continue reading →: Strategy sits on a pyramid of hearts
There is a fetishism around management artifacts, handbooks, spreadsheets, memos and more. People who like the idea of being a leader but lack experience look at these artifacts and think that whatever goes into the artifacts is how the world will function. This micromanagement flavour of command and control forgets…
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Continue reading →: The boy who collected stones and the boy who collects sticks
The year was 1989, Solapur, then a small town in India. I’m about 4 years old attending one of the kindergarten years at St. Joseph’s Highschool. The days feel endless and everything has a sheen of significance. During recess me and a friend haunt the area just off from the…
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Continue reading →: Leadership is solitude, leadership teams are introspection
Leaders are by the nature of their job, alone. Good leaders are thinkers, they explore and map their territory and lay out a course. That is they lead with vision. To develop a clear and confident vision leaders need to be able to concentrate on what’s important to take decisions…