The Dash in the Stone: From Family Trees to Folk Songs
I’ve spent a significant chunk of this week lost in the archives of my own making. It started innocently enough; I decided to dive back into a book I wrote
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Author: Gary Boyd
A Sunday Afternoon Musical Interlude
Once again I’m playing with the AI’s out on the web. This time I’ve taken a song I wrote in 2007 as a book review (it’s still on Amazon) and
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Saturday Morning Muse
I was poking around my YouTube account this morning, mostly just killing time, when I realized my “Watch Later” playlist had become a digital graveyard. I hadn’t properly pruned that
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Family History and AI
So I’m learning a few tricks and skills in putting together these videos. Bear with me as I get better at piecing together different bits and pieces to make these
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AI Muses in the Afternoon: Experimenting with the Future
The past few days have found me back in the digital weeds, deep-diving into the latest evolution of AI. It’s been a whirlwind of “Audio Overviews”—essentially custom podcasts generated on
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Last evening I decided to play around with Gemini and a Family History book I wrote about my dad’s family. I wrote it originally back in the late 90’s when
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The Morning Scramble: Halos, Humidity, and a 200-Foot Dash
It’s 6:25 a.m., and the world is still wearing its nighttime colors. Out here on the porch, the air is that classic Gulf Coast mix—heavy, cool, and so thick with
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Gulf Coast Rites: Observations on Nature, NATO, and the Morning Bus
The transition of seasons here on the Texas Gulf Coast isn’t marked by a sudden burst of color or a crisp chill in the air. Instead, our rites of spring
