In Star Trek lore, Data (the Android) was the next logical level step in evolution from Spock. (Stay with me, I know we’re entering new territory). You can’t get more logical than Spock than being a computer with no emotions. But when you watch Star Trek, they still had work to do, they still had problems to solve – Data didn’t know all the answers. AI is great, it saves time and helps us incredibly,…
Only a few people know the value of your work, the expert being you. Whether you’re salaried, part-time, or contract – your worth, what you deliver, what your work says about you never changes. You can turn in the same slop that AI can produce, quickly, without review, based on your first prompt. Or you can sit there, refine it, tweak it, validate answers, and demonstrate the value that you deliver that goes beyond quick…
You don’t have to be an MVP, Guru, Expert, Ninja, Rocksart, or Master at everything you do. You can try something new and be bad at it. You can be downright horrible at it. And you can still enjoy it. The goal isn’t to be the best at everything and anything. The goal is to enjoy what you are doing. And you can’t be great at everything.
If the goal of AI Agents is to automate our task libraries and accomplish more of our work faster. Then I hope the offshoot is that our teams can explore more creative opportunities, empowered to try out ideas, stumble, fail, and try again. Every automated task once started as a creative endeavour, and the hope would be that we see a surge in creative endeavours from people.
The Turning Point, or rather the TSN Turning Point, is defined as… “TSN Turning Point” refers to a segment or concept used by The Sports Network (TSN) during hockey broadcasts, particularly in their NHL coverage. It highlights a specific moment or play in a game that is deemed to have significantly altered the course of the game, potentially leading to a shift in momentum or a change in the outcome. Turning points can often present themselves as…