• What Anthropic’s New Research Actually Says About AI and Jobs

    Anthropic published new research this month on AI’s impact on the labour market, and it’s one of the more honest pieces I’ve seen on the topic. Rather than asking what AI could theoretically do, they built a measure called “observed exposure”, tracking what Claude is actually being used for in…

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  • Save the Container: A CBAM Learning Game I Built with Claude

    I’ve been spending a lot of time recently getting my head around CBAM, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, and thought the best way to really understand it was to try and explain it to others. So I challenged myself to build something interactive, with a bit of help from…

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  • Google Marketing Keynote 2025 – Key Takeaways

    Google Marketing Live 2025 showcased how AI is transforming advertising. Here are the highlights: 1. Ads Integrated into AI Search Features Google is expanding ads within its AI-driven search experiences. Now, when users engage with AI Overviews or the new AI Mode, they’ll encounter relevant ads seamlessly integrated into the…

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  • LlamaCon 2025: What I Learned from Meta’s First AI Dev Con (Yes, There’s a Little Llama)

    I recently watched the first-ever LlamaCon, Meta’s brand – new AI developer conference. It was clearly geared toward developers and engineers, but even from a broader tech or business perspective, it had some fascinating updates. So here’s a friendly, digestible recap of what stood out to me, especially from the first 30…

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  • The $5 chip in your coffee machine

    Recently, I read Data Driven – https://tinyurl.com/57j796jz & one of the case studies was beautifully captured around the use of data and AI revolutionizing marketing.  Keurig Green Mountain, a single-serve coffee maker company considered as an innovator in home brewing had released a new version of its popular coffee maker…

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  • The Search Is Changing – Impact of Google AI Overviews

    Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how search engines are evolving. If you’re someone who creates content, works in SEO, or even just runs a blog or business online, you’ve probably noticed it too: Google is starting to give people direct answers to their questions, right there on the…

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