Remember the 2000 movie “Pay it Forward?” For those of you who have never seen it, the base storyline is about a kid wanting to change the way people treat each other. He decided to do acts of service and kindness for others to see if others would “pay it forward” with no strings ...
Since we last visited the artificial intelligence industry in this column, a lot has happened, much of it seeming to confirm my worst fears. Seven weeks ago, I wrote about the "Hugging Face" breach, so called for the company that got hacked with no human intervention by "rogue" AI agents ...
This is not another opinion article about Lindsay Clancy. Well, not really. I'm not qualified to discuss the woman's actions or the validity of her insanity defense in a murder trial for several million reasons at least. I've learned over the last few weeks that I'm one of the 10 people ...
On the Sunday evening of Labor Day weekend, after a delightful dinner with close friends, I tripped over one of those ubiquitous electric rent-a-scooters. I went down hard, landing on my knee and arm, though luckily not hitting my head. At home that night, I couldn't even bend my left elbow ...
Loathing of President Donald Trump and his trash-talking trade wars has launched Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney into the socialist stratosphere. Try not to laugh at this headline from Rolling Stone Canada: "How Mark Carney Became Leader of the Free World by Standing Up to Trump." This ...
Casting a ballot is more than just a civic duty; it is a powerful tool that allows us to shape our community, our state, and our nation. Every single election is important. Presidential elections are exciting and get a lot of press. However, local elections shape your world as much as, or more than national elections. You should vote – every single election, big or small. Okay, it is important for all U.S. citizens to vote. We can all agree on that. There are several ways to vote and it may seem confusing. There are two main things you need to do: 1) Check your voter ...
