ChatGPT Fabricated A Plausible, But Incorrect, Biography Of Me.
In December, science and mathematics journalist Charles Seife was disturbed to learn that he, according to OpenAI’s new natural language
Read moreIn December, science and mathematics journalist Charles Seife was disturbed to learn that he, according to OpenAI’s new natural language
Read moreIn my last article, I looked at this question of “dig once” and how it might influence utility affordability and
Read moreWhat if it were possible for us to have our cake, eat it too, AND save 80% or more on infrastructure costs? No, this isn’t the opening to a late night infomercial– it’s the introduction to a neat little idea called Dig Once!
Read moreThe tech world and the finance world are both abuzz this week over the nearly overnight collapse of Silicon Valley
Read moreIn recent weeks, I’ve done a cannonball off the high-dive into the deep end of the world of what I
Read moreIn the aftermath of recent power outages that saw as much as 20% of the population of the state of Michigan without power, this article outlines some ideas on what specific things we should be asking about or thinking about in trying to hold utilities accountable.
Read moreThe power went out. Then the ice melted. A few days later, the snow came, and the power went out– again. Now that the snow is gone, what’s next?
Read moreWe’re constantly being told that the age of Amazon has arrived, and mom-and-pop hardware stores are dead, forever. There are elements of truth to this. But there is an eternal flame burning within the model of small, independent business– that is unlikely to ever be extinguished, no matter how big companies like Amazon or Home Depot may become.
Read moreZoning reform has become a flashpoint for political debate in the United States. While it intuitively seems like it would
Read moreThe energy sector lost a giant this week in the passing of Dr. George Crabtree, who was one of the
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