Tools or Proxies?
The Risk of Over-reliance on AI
Over dinner the other night, a friend and I were talking tech. Every year, we review what tools we’re using, what’s working, what’s not. It
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Over dinner the other night, a friend and I were talking tech. Every year, we review what tools we’re using, what’s working, what’s not. It
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As I get ready to shut down the office for the last two weeks of summer, I am gathering stacks of I-can’t-wait-to-read books and magazines.