Newsletter 67 – Press your thumb here
This week, I write about two important questions we need to ask ourselves every morning “Who am I? What am I doing here?”. I also…
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MAS Tranformation Day 2026
Thank you to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) for the opportunity to conduct a Gen AI vibe coding session during their MAS Transformation Day…
CNA interview on AI, knowledge and creativity
I was on live TV news last evening on CNA to talk about the importance of applying human judgement and creativity when using AI. I…
Newsletter 66 – Hunger is good
In this week’s newsletter, I reflect on the topic of hunger, inspired by Shulin Lee‘s recent sharing about how Singaporeans need to be more hungry. I…
Newsletter 65 – A Bad Hunch
In this week’s issue, I talk about everyone’s impending health issues with their neck. I also recap what I wrote about how human knowledge is…
ST Masterclasses April 2026
It’s been two fun days of conducting the The Straits Times Gen AI Masterclasses in Gen AI – Fundamentals and Advanced. I got to introduce the new…
Newsletter 64 – Have Standards
In this week’s newsletter, I write about the need to hold ourselves to high standards in the age of AI. I also recap what I…
Newsletter 63 – Digital devaluation
In this week’s newsletter, I ponder on the monetary value of graphic icons vs a custard puff. I also recap what I wrote about Google’s…
Claude Cowork – Annual Leave Spreadsheet
Here’s an spreadsheet that a HR department might use to monitor the amount of annual leave used by the company’s employees. I created this using…
Newsletter 62 – Good vibrations
I had plenty to say in the past week, so let’s get into the recap. What I’m doing with AI: Google AI Studio is getting…
Claude Cowork – wonder and sadness
“Hey Claude Cowork, take this PDF of my school’s curriculum. Turn it into a Word doc with the same layout, and translate to Chinese. Check…
Newsletter 61 – Seek out the Sifus
I once knew a person who trained others in the retail trade. After observing this person for some time, I realised that he was just…