These are a few recent links about AI from around the web. One is about the massive human work force involved in labeling data for use in generating AI models. The second link looks at the products, potential products, and weighs that against the current costs of AI response generation.

I really enjoy listening to this speech by John F. Kennedy. While listening to the speech it seems that he is building the case that space exploration will drive US enterprise by convincing other nations to align with the US over the USSR. And that will make the US a destination for high tech equipment. Somehow that doesn’t come across as well while reading. The whole speech is a “masterclass in alignment and buy-in”.

This is a helpful, if not tongue in cheek, blog I wrote about file delimters. Take it to De-Limit: Winning with Epic Delimiters

Software team organization

My recent post about using and creating pert charts for software projects: Hipter’s Guide to Pert Charts

My post on how good devex improves resilience by building knowledge as capital. Medium: Building Resilience with Developer Experience

My article on using svelte to build a hobby site : Svelte

My recent post on using engineering strategies to approach global issues on medium. Medium: Moving Beyond the Nexus of Calamities with Systemic Creativity and Cooperation

In this recent post I take the Solid Project for a test drive. The Solid Project is an implementation of a distributed data store that can be used to improve identity verification on the web. Beginning Decentralized Identity Applications with Solid

My recent publication on distributed data stores and verified credentials. The article looks at the W3C specification for Verified Credentials and looks at the potential impact for financial industries. It has a pretty hefty title. Distributed Personal Data Stores and Verified Credentials: Potential Opportunities in Finance