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What’s a moment that made you question reality?

More than once these days, I watch a video about something that seems to defy reality and I question what I’m looking at. Is it even real? Can my cat cook me dinner? And then I go to the comments and someone says, “This is AI.” What a trick! It’s scary, the speed at whichContinue reading “What’s a moment that made you question reality?”

Is AI Good or Bad for Writers

In a previous post, I wrote about the advantages and disadvantages of AI. Today, this very charged but relevant topic will get a part 2!  Recently, I read a discussion in a writing group about the impact of AI on writing jobs. The overall consensus was that jobs for writers are and will be affected.Continue reading “Is AI Good or Bad for Writers”

Is AI Good or Bad?

I would say that AI (artificial intelligence) is technology that I would be better off without – but it’s a necessary part of life. AI is here to stay. It helps us to complete tasks much faster and more efficiently. Yes, AI will replace tasks and possibly jobs. This week, a friend was asked atContinue reading “Is AI Good or Bad?”

AI Testing Job Skills Testing vs the Job Interview

Repost Communication skills are, without a doubt, vital for any job and any career. Effective written or spoken communication is necessary for sending and receiving messages in person, by phone, email, or communication platforms. Communication must also be adjusted for your audience, whether you speak with a co-worker, customer, or supervisor. Traditionally, employers evaluate aContinue reading “AI Testing Job Skills Testing vs the Job Interview”

Fear of AI and Technology Started Centuries Ago

People fear rogue robots like the Terminator (from the 1984 movie) will take over the earth and humankind if we allow technology to continue to advance. This fear has been around for a very long time, much longer than ChatGPT and robot waiters. Long ago, there were tales of golems, a black box of evil,Continue reading “Fear of AI and Technology Started Centuries Ago”