My wife and I are avid cruisers. Almost a decade ago, we had the idea to start a cruise blog where we’d each share our own perspective from every trip. She loves exploring new ports; I prefer sitting by the pool and doing as little as possible. And so, TwoSidedCruising.com was born. I registered the … Continue reading How I Used Generative AI to Co-Write a Cruise Blog in Real Time
Author: Josh Caplan
Interview with AI: What’s Next for Humans and Machines?
What does the future look like when humans and artificial intelligence (AI) evolve together—not in conflict, but in collaboration? At least, that is the perspective of ChatGPT (4o). I recently sat down (virtually) with ChatGPT to explore this question across three time horizons: 5 years, 25 years, and 100 years into the future. The result? … Continue reading Interview with AI: What’s Next for Humans and Machines?
Breaking Silos, Building Insights: Why Microsoft OneLake Is Central to Your Data Strategy
Not long ago, sharing documents meant emailing attachments or managing files on clunky network drives. Then came cloud services like Dropbox and OneDrive, which provided a single, accessible home for files – ending version chaos and making collaboration seamless. In the data realm, a similar transformation is underway. Organizations have dreamed of a central place … Continue reading Breaking Silos, Building Insights: Why Microsoft OneLake Is Central to Your Data Strategy
How Real-Time BI Requirements are Evolving into the Mainstream
On December 2nd, 2014, I published a blog announcing the preview of the first ever REST APIs for Power BI. These first APIs could only do four things. They could list all the datasets that a user had. They could create a new dataset from a JSON schema. They could add rows to a table … Continue reading How Real-Time BI Requirements are Evolving into the Mainstream
