Richard Branson: Living in Balance

About 10 years ago, a very famous British executive posted this video that I find very relevant today after a pandemic, a revolution in technology and a mass workforce quite-quitting. Obviously, it can be difficult to take the advice and scenery by the book as probably living in an island as Necker is not quite possible for everyone. However, finding balance starts by wanting it, … Continue reading Richard Branson: Living in Balance

Privacy And Freedom: Wishful Thinking in an Ai-Driven World

The Fragile State of Privacy Today Not a weekend particularly bright by its warm weather, but the light brought by the unexpected arrest of Telegram’s CEO, Pavel Durov, in France. At least, it got me by surprise and apparently Nicholas Thompson feels there is certainly more than meets the eye. Edward Snowden once stated, “Saying that you don’t care about the right to privacy because … Continue reading Privacy And Freedom: Wishful Thinking in an Ai-Driven World

Can AI get mentally sick and go rogue?

I find the mind an area of study that never fails to surprise me. A couple of years back I read / heard about the advances in treating Alzheimers via music; Improving patients mood, memory and disposition by listening to some old songs that they were familiar with, that they learned some time back – Clearly sounds, smells, and touch can wake up past memories … Continue reading Can AI get mentally sick and go rogue?