Connie Connors

Communications strategist, AI explorer—at the curious intersection of technology and storytelling.

A Meaningful History

A recent article in The New Yorker profiles Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web. The article's subhead is "Now he wants to save it."

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AI and Communications Skills

AI doesn't replace the need to communicate effectively. If anything, it not only taxes your baseline communications skills but taps into any innate managerial or didactic instincts.

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AI Design: Mi casa

Undertaking a design challenge isn't something we do often. For homeowners, a "refresh" of your living space happens every 3-5 years.

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AI: Beyond 20/20

From spotting irregularities in radiology scans to finding that photo from 2012, AI is changing how we see.

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AI: Serve

In tennis, the serve sets the tone. In tech, apps and AI are constantly serving us -- sometimes aces, sometimes double faults.

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A: Eye

Image recognition delivers encyclopedic knowledge. Editing changes the point of view. My advice: keep it simple.

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AI is an Amalgamation

And that's a beautiful thing. Chatbots gather data from multiple sources in near real time, which translates to constant change and evolution.

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AI: Some things worth trying

Are not for buying. With every revolution comes unregulated behavior. Buyer beware: Bots can go rogue. And they're darn good salespeople.

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Voice: AI is Listening

Hearing a person's actual voice is a wonderful thing. But since leaving voicemail is so yesterday, many of us have taken to dictating text messages and other tasks.

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Travel AI: Not Yet Ready for Departure

Specialized AI tools will make everyday tasks better, but most are not ready for real-world use.

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