The fascinating insightful Kenley C. Vogt returns to finish up our discussion on computer history and why he wrote a book to teach kids the fundamentals of AI usage.
- How cable companies added up old analog channels to bring you a fast Internet connection
- Multiplexing: How fiber optic companies pass multiple signals through the same piece of glass
- Why PC salesmen are so arrogant (Like economics, the industry is all man-made and arbitrary!)
- How these power-hungry AI data centers will eventually (hopefully) give way to more distributed forms of computing
- Why schools are always behind on Technology, adopting it after the students have.
- Why we should learn to do math without a calculator first, before learning to use it.
- Why we should learn to think for ourselves before just diving in to AI.
- How programmers need to STOP and THINK before acting!
- Then finally we discuss his book: “The Adventures of AI and the Little Learners”
- Can AI be my friend? How does AI work? Can I trust AI results? Will AI replace my teacher? How to use AI in the classroom?
Buy his book “The Adventures of AI and the Little Learners” on Amazon!
Marc-Anthony Arena was born in the 80s, back when technology was hopeful. He's an honors graduate of both McQuaid Jesuit and RIT. He has been in the IT industry since 2000. He is the author of "How to Protect Yourself from Your Computer", the only Plain English guide to the concepts, scams, and scandals of the tech industry. After 10 years as a dynamic and outspoken local talk show host, he launched The Computer Exorcist Podcast, available anywhere and anytime. His message is this: ALL of the heartache, headache, and expenditures in this industry are completely preventable.
