Apple and AI – Part 2
Apple and AI – Part 2 Apple’s much-anticipated entry into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) arrived at their Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June 2024. Dubbed “Apple Intelligence,” the suite of features integrates seamlessly into existing iOS functionalities, prioritizing user privacy and on-device processing over cloud-based solutions. In the post, I hope to shed […]
Apple and AI
Apple and AI Apple made a splash on June 7. The company’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) is an annual event Apple conducts for the thousands of developers who create applications for Apple’s products. When the conference is announced as open for enrollment, the available seats are sold out in about an hour because developers are […]
Robots at Home
Henry Evans gives a rose to his wife, Jane, with the assistance of a Stretch robot. PETER ADAMS Robots at Home A robot at home could be the key to empowering people with disabilities. New technology is making it possible for a robot to be simple to use and give the disabled and their caregivers […]
Are John’s e-briefs Coming Back?
Are John’s e-briefs Coming Back? Written: August 2022 “Where are you?”, “Where are your e-briefs?”, “Are you Ok?”. I appreciated the emails. I decided to do something I have never done in 50+ years: defer any work-related emails and projects for the duration of a vacation. Next week, I will be back to articles about […]
“Get Connected” – Critical Success Factors
Foreword As you read this and the coming installments, please keep in mind these were written when Amazon, Facebook, Google, Tesla, Twitter, and Yahoo! did not yet exist. “Get Connected” – Critical Success Factors Written: November 1993 The following four factors will help ensure the successful implementation of the “Get Connected” program in your organization: […]
