Here’s a 20-minute case study on how we utilize Generative AI and Notion to support project charter development, project tracking, and reporting outcomes.
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The US built a massive infrastructure to fund and foster the exploration of the deepest recesses of the imagination to create a better world. The proposed 2026 White House budget represents the most aggressive assault on federal research funding in modern history.
I built a model in Claude to help distill H.R.1: One Big Beautiful Bill Act into bite-sized portions complete with a source list for those who want to either build their own model or fact-check what I’ve done.
Today’s job market requires understanding how to use technology to move more efficiently through your work. What makes you more efficient is understanding the problem you are facing and how you might use technology tools to consolidate the steps in a process or increase the speed of your work within a process.
I had 14 interviews (!) in one day for an editorial ops role. I used Claude to create bio sheets for each interviewer and map the org structure. After, I used my notes and the organization’s publicly available information to build stakeholder maps, identify hidden dynamics, and draft 90-day + Year 1 plans.
SXSW 2025 unveils a profound technological convergence where innovation across space exploration, quantum computing, and AI isn’t just creating more powerful tools, but fundamentally expanding the canvas of human creativity and potential.
At SXSW’s final day, technology transcended science fiction as bionic limbs that feel, space imagery that connects us, and quantum computing that may unlock nature’s deepest secrets reminded us that our future isn’t just about what these tools can do—but how they’ll transform what it means to be human.
On Day 4 of SXSW 2025, I retreated to my hotel room to watch keynotes about AI workplace transformation and user-controlled social media, discovering how tomorrow’s technology needs human-centered thinking to truly succeed.
The robots are coming—for real this time—as Amy Webb unveils how “Living Intelligence” is finally teaching clumsy machines to navigate our messy human world, while Europe wonders if America’s race to market might be missing something important: the human touch.
SXSW 2025 kicks off with a focus on hard sciences, revealing how Small Language Models, quantum computing, and robotics are converging to reshape medicine, research, and everyday life—though some technologies show more immediate promise than others.
In 2019, the ETC Press published Pamela McCorduck’s book, THIS COULD BE IMPORTANT. Here, I’m releasing clips of our conversation about her life as one of the early science + technology writers.
A compendium of what I’ve learned in my twenty-five years navigating SXSW Interactive, the greatest show on earth.