by David Brenner | Jan 7, 2021 | Insights
Hospitals are flooded with pandemic patients amidst a slow vaccine rollout, a motley crew of rioters invades the Capitol, the Russians deeply hack federal agencies and major corporations. A hard start to 2021 – we just want to be safe! That’s true for AI&F, too,...
by David Brenner | Dec 7, 2020 | Insights
I check out quite a few books from public and university libraries. Often I have to reserve and wait for popular titles or books on popular subjects. I love it when, without a particular plan, books I have reserved show up at the same time and end up complementing...
by Dr. Deborah Rundlett | Dec 7, 2020 | Insights
The email from Colin Harrison, one of the three leads on the Pivot Projects, came on April 4, 2020. Colin is a long-time friend and IBM Distinguished Engineer (retired, albeit in name only). The opening words read: “Dear Debbie: I hope this finds you and Richard in...
by Elias Kruger | Dec 7, 2020 | Insights
Last month’s newsletter included five articles offering perspectives on the Netflix Documentary Social Dilemma. Here is an additional response from my perspective: I found the documentary informative, compelling, and effective. It set out to warn of the dangers of...
by Paul Taylor | Nov 3, 2020 | Insights
Editor’s Note: While all of our other features are original to us, this post yesterday by Founding Member Paul Taylor of AllThingsNew.tech was so on point that we are producing it here in full with Paul’s permission. Is there really a secret Silicon Valley...
by Lewis McMurran | Nov 3, 2020 | Insights
Editor’s Note: We are pleased to synopsize important symposia and conferences, especially by our Founding Members and others with expertise on the subject of the conference. This conference is notable for the high level former and current government, business, and...
