I have to admit—I found the results of a recent study on AI and logic pretty gratifying. It was presented by researchers at Apple: Shojaee, Parshin, et al. “The Illusion of Thinking: Understanding the Strengths and Limitations of Reasoning Models via the Lens of...
When I first stepped into the world of international agriculture in the 1980s, there was a real sense of excitement—like we were on the cusp of something big. The technologies we were introducing—email, electronic data transfer, inbound access to our customers...
At CGNET, we’ve seen a spike in calls lately - nonprofits reporting scams that actually worked. In several cases, the losses have been significant. What’s changed? Artificial intelligence. While AI is helping nonprofits do more with less, it’s also giving...
When Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance came out in 1974, it felt like every grad student at Stanford had a copy tucked under their arm. I tried to read it a few times but could never quite get into it. What did grab me was Zen in the Art of Archery—a slim,...
