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The above was written by Microsoft’s Copilot, a generative artificial intelligence application, simply copied and pasted. The content that it generated was really good, I have to admit. I couldn’t have said it better myself. We’ll be using AI often in our blog posts to highlight some of the uses for generative AI. When we do, though, all generative AI created material will be italicized and credited when published.
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Where to begin? America’s healthcare industry has grown so large it seems nearly impossible to control. The industry consists of direct care providers, hospitals, outpatient facilities, insurance companies, pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, researchers, and investors. It also includes lobbyists and politicians. And, of course, customers. The healthcare industry is a behemoth of interested parties with various
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(Image created using WordPress AI image generator) I think that is a resounding yes. But are we ready for it? The recent incident of the horrific air collision of a commercial airliner and an Army helicopter near the Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. that killed 67 people certainly begs the question of how can
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It is so easy to find things to worry about these days it can be hard to tell what should be the priorities. Everyone would probably agree that safety, in whatever form for whatever reason, is the main priority. Safety for each individual, for each family, each community, each country. Safety first. With the wave
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There are a lot of fascinating things this world is creating, growing into, and becoming. These next five years will certainly look different than these past five years. But there is one glaring obvious fact; the world has an insatiable appetite for more electricity. Most of the new technological advances require electricity. Some require unfathomable
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WordPress AI generated image for “Japanese Yen vs. U.S. Dollar For anyone who keeps an eye on the stock markets, Monday was a particularly bad day for investors. Near the worst, at the open, the Dow dropped 1,196 points, the S&P dropped 207, and the Nasdaq fell 924 points. So what happened? Just last Wednesday,
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“A Room with Computer Storage of 1 Yottabyte” Made by Bing Image Creator Powered by DALL – E 3 Very few things in life are certain, and this is one of those things; people are going to create mountains of data from here on out. There really is no turning back. Businesses have always revolved around
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Cryptocurrencies are a very odd asset class. The theory of creating a system for a financial market that everyone, worldwide, can use without government manipulation makes sense. A crypto coin held by a person in America has the same “value” as a person holding an identical crypto coin in, for instance, Bangladesh. This has its advantages and disadvantages,
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. “Artificial Intelligence” by Micorsoft Image Creator from Designer Powered By DALL-E 3 Happy New Year Everyone. Looking back on the hot technologies of the world during 2023, it isn’t difficult to predict that 2024 will be a year in which the science, technology, and use of artificial intelligence (AI) is going to grow exponentially. Explodes
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As it is Christmastime, it seems fit that my first post should reflect on the spirit of which Christianity is all about; Peace. In fact all religions emphasize the importance and beauty of Peace and teach all of their followers to lead peaceful lives. I would think even atheists agree this should be norm. But this is not
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