Archive - Digital Acceleration Newsletter

#117 Through the Glass: What AI Hallucinations and Human Decisions Have in Common

Technology doesn’t distort truth on its own. Sometimes, the way we frame decisions—whether in code or conversation—adds just as much color.

May 12 •

April 2025

#116 Ethical AI and the Stained Glass of Truth

You don’t need to code to understand Ethical AI. You just need to know how light passes through stained glass

Apr 14 •

#115 AI in Manufacturing: Best Practices for Smarter Efficiency

From Divide and Conquer to Unify and Amplify with AI

Apr 1 •

March 2025

#114 Geothermal Energy Meets AI: Sustainability = On?

How AI is Powering the Future of Geothermal Energy—One Anomaly at a Time

Mar 26 •

#113 AI Maturity Models: Finding the Right Rhythm for Your Organization

Understanding the Evolution of AI Architectures Through the Language of Music

Mar 18 •

#112 AI in Crime Investigations: Game-Changer or Dangerous Overreach? 🚨

How AI is transforming law enforcement through anomaly detection, data lakes, and entity linking—while raising pressing ethical questions.

Mar 4 •

February 2025

#111 AI Won’t Steal Your Job—But Someone Using AI Will

AI is coming for the middle class—how do you stay ahead?

Feb 21 •

#110: AI-Powered Decision Intelligence – Unlocking Smarter Business Moves

How AI Transforms Data Overload into Actionable Insights for Enterprises and SMBs

Feb 14 •

#109 DeepSeek’s Promise: Affordable AI or Costly Trade-Offs?

A new player shakes up the AI market—challenging cost, quality, and infrastructure norms.

Feb 5 •

January 2025

#108. StarGate: The Good, The Challenges, and The Unexpected

Exploring how a $500 billion AI initiative could redefine technology, society, and geopolitics—while addressing hidden complexities.

Jan 24 •

#107 Guardrails in AI: Safeguarding Anomaly Detection for Ethical Success (The Third Ingredient)

Why setting boundaries and safeguards is essential for reliable and ethical AI-driven anomaly detection.

Jan 16 •

#106 The Second Ingredient for Anomaly Detection Success: Quality Information

Why unbiased, relevant, and complete data is the cornerstone of accurate anomaly detection.

Jan 10 •

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