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Author: Quinn

  • Yes if and never say no – Utilizing opportunities – How I had one of the wealthiest women in the world pay for my student loans

    The concept of ‘Yes if’ and ‘never say no’ “Never say no” and “Yes if” were things I was taught by one of the wealthiest women in the world. At the time, I may have even scoffed when I heard this as I sat in the crowd. I mean… seriously! How absurd is that? Never…

  • Government Jobs for AI Displacement: The Safety Net Nobody’s Talking About

    As artificial intelligence continues to automate tasks that millions of people rely on for their livelihoods, one uncomfortable question keeps getting louder: what happens when there just aren’t enough jobs left? Tech optimists say new industries will emerge. Economists debate the timeline. Politicians argue about retraining programs. But there’s a simpler, more direct answer that’s…

  • What If the Simulated World Becomes the Only World We Know?

    When Life Gets Too Easy, What Happens Next? There’s a version of the future that nobody really talks about because it sounds too good — and then, if you sit with it long enough, it starts to sound terrifying. What is a simulated world purpose? War is gone. Automation has taken over every job worth…

  • Will AI Have Rights? The Legal Questions That Could Change Everything

    Within AI rights and law, there’s a question that used to live exclusively in the realm of science fiction, whispered between the pages of Asimov novels and debated in philosophy seminars after too much coffee. But it’s creeping into the real world faster than most of us are comfortable with: Will artificial intelligence ever have…

  • How Long-Term Memory Could Unlock Infinite AI Context Windows

    We tend to think of AI memory as a filing cabinet. Everything goes in, everything sits there, and when the cabinet gets full — that’s it. The AI forgets. But what if we’ve been thinking about memory all wrong? What’s the truther about the AI long-term memory context window? The human brain doesn’t work like…

  • Is Discipline Actually Real? The Two Things That Are Really Behind It

    We love the idea of discipline. It’s something people wear like a badge. “I just don’t eat sugar.” “I’ve never smoked a day in my life.” “I’m up at 5am every morning.” There’s a social reward that comes with being seen as someone who has iron willpower. But the more I’ve watched people — genuinely…

  • AI Can Now Crack Hashed Passwords — And Every Platform Is at Risk

    You’ve probably seen the headlines over the recent years. Another breach. A hundred million accounts exposed. More companies telling you to change your password. And for a long time, security experts had a somewhat reassuring answer to all of it: “Don’t worry too much — the passwords were hashed.” – AI password cracking changes that.…

  • AI-Powered Personalization: The Future of Entertainment

    There’s a version of the future where you never watch something you don’t enjoy. No bad recommendations. Zero sitting through a movie that loses you in the second act. No scrolling for twenty minutes before giving up and rewatching something you’ve already seen. In this future, AI-powered personalization in entertainment figures out exactly what you…

  • The First Chapter of a New Business – Lessons Learned

    It has been a few months now and the new business has surprised me pleasantly. Here I’ll briefly share what has been working well and some areas of improvement others may find helpful. New Business Promises Hope The finances on a new business are typically the first thing that draws attention, so I’ll start there.…

  • Workless Future | The Rise of the Stock Economy

    The rise of artificial intelligence certainly comes with it’s fair share of fears. Luckily, the potential upside of a workless future and utopia isn’t completely out of the question. Below I’d like to explore a fun possible reality that could result from further artificial intelligence innovation. The Workless Future – A world with nothing required…