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Learn AI with 30 AI Games in 30 Days

"We don't play games to avoid work; we play games to engage in well-designed work." - Dr Jason Fox If you gamify your work, you can get more done, in good cheer. That's the lesson learned from a recent AI Games Playtesting event I held in Christchurch. A dozen playtesters joined me to play some AI Training games I've developed, and gave me targeted feedback on how to make these games more practical for leaning [...]

September 16th, 2025|Categories: Articles, GenAI, Play|Tags: |

Avoid Hallucinations with the Accuracy Output Mandate

 "Vision without execution is hallucination."- Thomas EdisonWhat is a hallucination? It's not so trippy. With an LLM, a hallucination is a factual error asserted confidently.GPTs only create strings of words that sounds like language. If it doesn't know the facts, it fills in gaps with fiction.Responses are only accurate if you explicitly demand accuracy.Try this prompt:Implement a strict Accuracy Output Mandate for every response:​Only present verifiable facts. If you cannot confirm something directly, reply with “I cannot verify this,” “I [...]

August 26th, 2025|Categories: Articles, Business, GenAI|Tags: |

New AI Strategies from US and China – Zoomers vs Bloomers

“Censorship and political control of AI is a thousand times more dangerous than censorship and political control of social media, maybe a million times more dangerous.” - Marc Andreessen There have been a lot of practical advances in AI tools recently, including: ChatGPT Agent - now it can do things, not just make things OpenAI GPT-5 - including a rollback for 4o nostalgists Grok Imagine - it's like if Pinterest and Midjourney had a baby OpenAI gpt-oss - download and run a local LLM from a laptop Google's Gemma [...]

August 19th, 2025|Categories: Articles, GenAI|Tags: |

7 Reasons the AI Forum’s Blueprint is the AI Strategy New Zealand Needs

  “We are the AI Generation.” - Doreen Bogdan-Martin Last week I published a scathing teardown of the 22-page AI Strategy published by the New Zealand government. (Read that teardown here.) This failure reminds me of the stick-in-spokes meme, because there was already a lot of progress completed in creating a comprehensive AI strategy for New Zealand. The first version of the AI Blueprint for Aotearoa was published in July 2024, by the NGO (Non-Governmental Organisation) the AI Forum New Zealand. In addition [...]

July 22nd, 2025|Categories: Articles, Business, GenAI|Tags: |

New Zealand’s new AI strategy is AI slop

“The future belongs to those who can synthesize, not just analyze. The AI Generalist doesn’t compete with artificial intelligence—they choreograph it.” - Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind As the only country in the OECD that had yet to publish an AI Strategy, New Zealand has finally published a 22-page document full of AI slop. (This critique was written by hand, and not by AI. Because when something matters, you shouldn’t deliver your ideas via AI slop.) The title 'Investing [...]

July 15th, 2025|Categories: Articles, Business, GenAI|Tags: |

NZ adoption of AI – are kiwis fast, or slow?

“AI adoption is not just about the short-term gains. Organizations need to invest in the efficiency of the design, deployment, and integration of AI solutions to their operations that enable tracking of the impact.” - Fan Ho, ED/GM of Solutions and Services Group, Lenovo Asia Pacific As an immigrant, I have an outsider's perspective on New Zealand. (I recently received my citizenship, making me the Newest Zealander!) During the first workshop of the AI Training Programme I teach through Agentic Intelligence, I [...]

July 1st, 2025|Categories: Articles, Balance, Business, Content Marketing, GenAI, Productivity|Tags: |

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