Sunday was a very long day…
I relearned a lesson yesterday. One I learned a long time ago but had forgotten in the almost two decades I have been retired. The lesson is organization… Specifically computer
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Category: AI
No Engineer on the Rails (But the AI Plays a Mean Guitar)
It’s Saturday morning—overcast and just a bit dreary. This past week has found me splitting my time between exploring collaborative AI music and graphics, and watching our country leave the
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The AI Blueprint for Narrative Songwriting
I’ve been spending an immense amount of free time lately deep in the weeds with Gemini, NotebookLM, and Suno. Between experimenting with the tools and studying every “tips and tricks”
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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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Aging into my life
Aging…As I approach another anniversary of my arrival into this world, I find myself dwelling on the concept of aging more and more. Pausing to contemplate an almost full moon
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Working Behind The Scenes
Boy it’s Texas cold outside this morning. By that I mean for SE Texas is really cold, colder than normal. But considering what most folks around the country are experiencing,
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Thursday, January 22nd – The Calm Before the Cold – AI Test #2
7:52 AM. 62°F. The morning is starting out with a thick, heavy blanket of fog here in Alvin. According to the National Weather Service, we’re under a Dense Fog Advisory
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Just A Little AI Test
Yesterday I was experimenting for the first time with Google’s Gemini. I asked it to research this site. It needed to come up with a blog post that would line
