PinnedLife in 2050I recently had the opportunity to present at the Global Technology Summit hosted by Gallup in their DC headquarters, it was spectacular. I ran into a kindred soul — Carlos, who asked me what my vision of the world would be like in 2050. This blog is a beginning. …AI6 min readAI6 min read
Nov 16I didn’t know what a role model was until I became one.*The only time I wrote to the CEO in my 20+ year career at IBM was when I wrote this line to Ginni Rometty. I poured my soul into tribute to a sponsor, mentor, and friend who was leaving IBM, and I wanted our CEO to know how much this…Women11 min readWomen11 min read
Sep 15Errors in translationI grew up in a small town in FL. We were Catholic which meant that I got to pick out my confirmation name and go to catechism. I always understood that we were really “Jesuit,” though, because my father’s family was old San Franciscan, and that’s the way it was…Ai Ethics4 min readAi Ethics4 min read
Aug 16A confession about timeI am unsure when it started, but I became a productivity addict. That is untrue — I have always been a productivity addict. But not in the general sense; productivity is a yoke for the sake of productivity. I have so much to learn and so little time that I…3 min read3 min read
Jul 29MaintenanceMy friend Dawn told me about this story and gave me a link. I promptly opened the link, took one look at it, and said — nope, I don’t like boats, and this is a very long read. If I want to read, I will open a book instead. So…2 min read2 min read
Apr 14, 2019Hubris, Icarus, AI and Storytelling“Hubris is from Greek, where it meant “excessive pride, violating the bounds set for humans” and was always punished by the gods.” https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/hubris I read a book summary (The Leadership Killer by John R. Havlik) which professed to be about hubris, and it got me thinking. …Ethics3 min readEthics3 min read
