Couldn't remember a song name but wanted to hear it. Typed, "song trumpet sounds like sunset in Florida," into Google. "Summer Madness" by Kool & The Gang, it said.

Spot on. That freaking blows my mind.

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@SecureOwl/116438684959152336

This is awesome.

This is mostly a no-brainer for this audience - but shared on my (ugh) M$ social network - I think many in my bureaucratic day job need this.

"Let's add an internal combustion engine to our buggy whip!" I can't imagine someone thought it in 1910, but we're doing a lot of it today: "let's speed up our current processes by sprinkling in #LLM!" This is the same thinking that leads us to still rely heavily on PDF/DOCX approval formats, emailed around, instead of a modern approach (as simple as a checkbox on a Sharepoint site, sometimes). Maj Bader's write-up on an Army #AI Challenge nails the same point. We need to revamp our organizations to take advantage of this technology.

Worth a read, about how AI should reshape work, not just accelerate paperwork: https://asc.army.mil/web/solving-the-wrong-problem-lessons-from-the-atec-ai-challenge/

I share many of this post's thoughts around #AI intersection with #craft #programming vs. make-it-go - this post puts it more elegantly than I could. I'm very much on the craft side - and still trying to figure out how I'd want to integrate AI w/ dev I'm doing.

https://writings.hongminhee.org/2026/03/craft-alienation-llm/

The rate of innovation on #AI architecture is mind blowing right now. It feels like we're well in the "acceleration" phase, the middle, of the #innovation S-curve. #Leadership looking to create tech around it can use "backcasting" and "future-back strategy", along with many low-downside high-upside investments, to succeed when we get to the top of the curve.

Wrote up what I’m seeing & how to separate wheat from chaff: https://blog.notmet.net/2026/03/an-ai-s-curve/

#agenticai