Daily Archives: January 6, 2023

Shakespeare, lost socks and the laundromat

Being curious about the coming availability of artificial intelligence (AI), I logged in and signed up to use ChatGPT. It’s a forerunner demonstrating some of the possibilities of massive databases that can be put to use – both good and … Continue reading

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Day 5 of the NYT Happiness Challenge: The Importance of Work Friends

Ed note: Although retired, many of us still “work,” that is, we volunteer on committees, in our faith groups or in the community at large. A friend found there will have common loves and interests–another step in personal happiness. It’s … Continue reading

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