All of my long-form thoughts on programming, leadership, and more, collected in chronological order.
While some may argue that overall unemployment is rising - and that we already have enough workers - this assumption does not hold true across all industries. In fact, certain sectors are experiencing labor shortages where automation and robotics are the only path to scaling operations.
The expo floor was buzzing with passionate founders and business professionals, and AI startups were everywhere! I believe this AI surge will push companies to discover new areas and methods for its application, leading to significant growth in robotics and IoT in the coming years.
Whenever I start a conversation about electric vehicles (EVs), the first thing people tend to talk about is the environment – fighting global warming, cutting down on pollution, and all that. Don't get me wrong, those are great points. But honestly, I think progress in the EV industry is needed to go beyond being eco-friendly, even though EVs aren't as "eco" as some may think (subject for a separate conversation).
My first recommendation to non-technical founders is simple: find someone with strong IT expertise to join your team as a Chief Technical Officer (CTO). The right person in this position can guide you through all those tricky technical decisions, and together you will turn the idea into reality.
The term "AI" itself seems too convincing for many, creating an illusion that it can handle almost any task and even better than humans.
