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Last year I took a course with Harvard’s CS50P Python because, well, I wanted to learn another language in case Microsoft VBA goes away. Companies are constantly changing up their offerings, so I wanted to be prepared. I did not do it because I thought Microsoft would pair up Excel with Python for data analysis…
I think ChatGPT was announced at the end of November, so it has been a year since its announcement. The biggest changes I’m seeing is Microsoft’s aggressive movement to include AI in a lot of its product. Some of its new products are Bing AI, Image Creator, Designer, CoPilot. They may have also revamped the…
Come November first, CoPilot will be coming to Excel (if not the other Microsoft products) for those corporations that pay for certain licenses: I believe E3, E5 and Business Premium. For single individuals or for homeowners, I don’t think CoPilot will be coming for your machine. Here’s my reasoning for why that is so: my…
I came across a YouTube video that was very thought provoking and its prognostication seemed plausible. It’s not a future I want but it does seem plausible. The outcome will depend on which forces in our society or in the world exert greater influence. Of course, I’m talking about AI. In this instance, AI and…
So, for the last decade I’ve been thinking and worrying about automation wiping through finance and eliminating jobs; thus, I’ve been trying to figure out an alternative approach to finance or some other type of job I could slide into using my skills. Well, it looks like Armageddon is practically on our doorsteps. Here’s a…
I’m revisiting CoPilot because the topics surrounding AI are moving so fast that things change practically overnight. I still haven’t seen or touched CoPilot so what I know stems from news articles or videos. Last time it was a video displaying the capabilities of CoPilot and it was billed as your AI assistant. It resided…