Recent Blog
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AI Drinking the World Dry?
Are AI data-centers drinking the world dry? Short answer is no, they are not. Is the world facing a crisis of available fresh drinking water? The answer here is yes, we are. While AI data-centers are playing there role in the consumption of freshwater, they are also doing something about it. It’s not just data-centers
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Machine Learning (ML)
Machine learning is the subset of artificial intelligence (AI) focused on algorithms that can “learn” the patterns of training data and, subsequently, make accurate inferences about new data. This pattern recognition ability enables machine learning models to make decisions or predictions without explicit, hard-coded instructions. Machine Learning Types – Most Common Supervised Involves training models
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Checkpoint – May 2026
It’s that time once again for a checkpoint. We’ve covered a lot of ground since our last checkpoint. Let’s dive in and I’ll give you a summary of what we’ve covered. Getting Past the Fear The last month started with an article to get past the fear of AI, titled, AI-Beyond the Fear. From there
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Mechanistic Interpretability and Sparse Autoencoders
Mechanistic interpretability and sparse autoencoders will allow us to do something that to date we’ve not been able to accomplish. Debug the hidden layer of AI. Mechanistic interpretability and sparse autoencoders addresses this. Mechanistic Interpretability A new field of research has emerged called Mechanistic Interpretability (often called mech interp). In our new world of AI,
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Ethical Foundation – AI Logic Layer
Overview of AI Logic Layer The ethical foundation – AI logic layer, provides for the following components. When a request is submitted to the AI, it will flow through the necessary machine learning algorithms and big data integration, processed by the neural network and then feed into our ethics processor. The ethics processor will then
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Ethical Foundation – Pillars
Pillars Of Ethical Foundation The pillars of the ethical foundation are supported by the bedrock and contain universal truths/human rights. The intent is to provide a layer common to all of humanity and not a specific countries view. The following pillars provide for the following: Purpose The purpose of the pillars are to guide the
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Ethical Foundation – Bedrock
Bedrock Our AI ethical foundation is the bedrock of our architecture. At the root stands our 3 laws of robotics. Elegant laws that are general. Applying the laws to real world scenarios can cloud there elegance. Taken at face value they make a lot of sense. Filtering reality through these laws, we see how quickly
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AI Ethical Foundation
Ethical Foundation – Tier 1 Note: Isaac Asimov penned the original laws below in his 1942 book, Runaround. Scientists like Alan Turing started working with machine intelligence in 1950, AI research ‘officially’ began in 1956. As you see, this is well after Asimov wrote the rules. He envisioned a smart robot. In modern times, robots
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AI To Help Drinking Water Issue
The Issue The WEF (World Economic Forum) warns 5 billion people globally at risk of water shortages by 2050 due to climate change and urbanization. The Causes Infrastructure and leaks currently account for roughly 20-30% of wasted fresh drinking water before it even reaches a tap. Agriculture currently accounts for 70% of the worlds fresh
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Governance vs Architecture
What Is AI Governance AI Governance is a set of policies, procedures and frameworks. The intention is to ensure that AI systems are safe and accountable. It’s to manage risks like biases, privacy and security. At it’s core AI governance components include ethical guidelines, risk management, compliance and operational control. Governance in Practice AI governance