Month: May 2023

I always wanted to have a letter published in The Economist. I fucking love The Economist. I love how it’s written. I love the range of topics it covers, and I love its simple and sometime acerbic language. Oh, and I love the covers and they do audio better than everyone else. I don’t always… Continue reading An ironic letter to The Economist

In the world of creative professionals, there’s a new kid on the block: generative AI. It’s powerful, unpredictable, and, at times, eerily human-like. While some fear that AI might eventually render our creative minds obsolete, we’re entering a golden age of collaboration that will call on the best of our human abilities. Here’s the secret:… Continue reading Geniality with Generative AI