A transplant program director recently told us their biggest operational headache wasn’t the surgery, the donor search, or the post-op care. It was calling the insurance company. Not for every patient, but for the hardest cases, complex transplant scenarios
Opening Story/Hook: A team of five is juggling projects, client emails, and reporting across multiple systems. Normally, tasks would pile up, deadlines would slip, and stress would rise. With AI integrated into their workflow, the same team can handle
The Absurdity of AI and Humor In the world of AI, we often hear about its precision, logic, and problem-solving capabilities. But what happens when we add a little bit of absurdity to the mix? Monty Python, the comedic
Victory, Then the Nazgûl If you’re a Lord of the Rings fan, you’ll no doubt remember the look on Théoden’s face when he believes victory is at hand on the Pelennor Fields, only to see the flying Nazgûl arrive, signaling that
Generally, amazingly well. In 1977, Star Wars gave us a galaxy full of robots that felt oddly familiar: It was sci-fi. But it wasn’t just silly sci-fi.It was mechanical, grounded, and full of robots that seemed like they could actually work. But that
The United States and China are engaged in a close, multi-dimensional race for leadership in artificial intelligence. What began as a competition in model performance has broadened into a contest spanning hardware, data access, regulation, and global influence. While
The competition for artificial intelligence leadership has entered a new phase. What began as a race for commercial advantage between the United States and China is evolving into something broader: the pursuit of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and, eventually, Artificial Superintelligence (ASI).
Humanoid robots are no longer science fiction. They’re getting built, getting smarter, and dropping in cost. We’re entering a new phase of the automation age: robots with general-purpose bodies, trained by AI, operating around the clock, and on track
Last week, Microsoft rolled out GPT-5 integration in Copilot. Imagine opening Excel or Word, clicking a button, and AI produces not just outputs, but context-aware insights, recommendations, and summaries, all in seconds. Exciting? Absolutely. But excitement brings questions: how
Why 95% of AI Projects Fail and How to Be in the 5% Opening Story / Hook: A supply chain AI pilot promised faster decisions and optimized inventory. Dashboards looked great, predictions seemed accurate, but employees ignored them. Pipelines
