I always remember being confused that when a particular band got popular, the kids who were into them before anyone else would completely lose interest - in the music that they had spent the best part of a last term hyping up to everyone else.
All tagged innovation
Agentic AI in 2006
I built my first “Agent” in 2006. of course, 19 years ago we weren’t calling them “Agents” and there wasn’t a sniff of “AI”, but there was one thing that remains universally valuable. The vision to automate a process and the tools with which to build something capable of automating that process.
A Call for Innovation: Reflections from the London Build Expo
Discover why it’s high time for the UK construction industry to embrace true innovation—my latest thoughts from the London Build Expo are on the blog now! #Innovation #Construction #UKBuilding 🏗️✨
Ahead of the Curve: When My Ideas Come to Life... By Someone Else
Discover how my innovative ideas, from augmented reality sports broadcasts to personalized AI-driven storybooks, were brought to life by major corporations. Learn about the validation and impact of seeing one's creative visions executed on a global scale, proving that great minds think alike!
The homemade ski trip
Sending it down a freshly-groomed piste is the highlight of the year for many intrepid skiers or snowboarders so if, like me you are looking at the distinct likelihood that this year's ski trip will have to be put on hold - or worse cancelled, then worry not! I am here to save your ski season with the most authentic ski trip South East London can deliver and you don't even have to leave your house.
Oh Frak! - the issues with 5G pushing power to edge devices
With IoT and 5G converging to enable devices from your kitchen fridge to alarm clock and even teddy bears to be "online" there is - or should be - a real concern over security of communications between these systems.
Corporate responsibility and environmental impact - how distributed ledger technology can hold businesses to account
Recent times have seen such global issues raised to the public discourse in ways that haven't been possible in the past, can this new technology help combat these problems and hold businesses [any entire countries] to account?
Human Augmentation - from avoiding drunk-dialling to saving your life?
It might sound strange or even dangerous to entrust our behaviours to "a machine" but if the result is the same, what's the difference between being hypnotised to get over a fear of flying vs programming your "brain chip" to do the same?
Virtually Qualified - why technology should be used to enhance and not replace
With the more extensive use of this kind of technology, there is a danger that too much will be weighted on the performance of an individual in a virtual environment. That combined with the cost savings simulated training can bring vs physical / manual alternatives could result in a misuse of the technology, with some cases where virtual training would be so inadequate as to be dangerous and misleading for those involved.
Planning for the "rebuild" - Pivoting commercial property
With new ways of working and with the new landscape slowly starting to become clearer, now is the time for businesses [and individuals alike] to look to the future and to what the world will look like once everything is "back to normal".
Tech in the time of Covid-19
Tech tips to keep you productive during “lockdown”. Some simple, others hopefully interesting - a guide to your “average” day in these strange times.
"Virtually" Organic - boon for animal rights or technological abomination?
Battery farmed animals are a big issue for animal rights activists, but what if these animals, while remaining in the same physical environment, were living "their best life" in a virtual paradise?
Automation - what's really new in security
At last the security industry is starting to use automation to improve efficiency in ways that have been standard practice in the manufacturing and IT sectors for years.