My AI Employees: Organizing Agentic AI Through Agile Methodologies
I can’t wait until I start packaging this Multi-agent Communications Framework, or my “AI employees” as you could call it, that I’ve built (it uses Cursor IDE, at least for now). As a prompt engineer, one of the guiding principles is to ask an AI LLM to “act” as a specific role, and the more […]
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Building AI Systems That Work for Me: Automating Business & Income with ChatGPT
AI is becoming an essential tool for businesses looking to streamline operations and scale income generation. Companies like BBVA are integrating AI across their workforce, using ChatGPT Enterprise to automate workflows and improve productivity. Australian corporations like Telstra and Wesfarmers are also leveraging AI to enhance customer service and operational efficiency . I’ve always looked […]
Read more...Android is Finally "Enough", but I Still Miss My iPhone
I’ve written a few times on this blog about my trials with Android and dissatisfaction with devices under Google’s operating system. The fact is, lack of consistent experience because Google doesn’t own the experience, means they will likely never have a leg-up on the experience iOS gives users, considering Apple controls and owns the entire […]
Read more...Defining Social Product Strategy Within the Organization – a New Role I Think Companies Should Pursue
Over the last several years, as we’ve seen Social Media grow and mature within organizations, I’ve been in a bit of a struggle as I’ve tried to define my role at each organization. As a software developer and entrepreneur interested in product design and growth, I’ve been forced into this world of marketing, a world […]
Read more...Why Corporations Should Pay Less Taxes and Individuals Should Pay More
This is a cross-post from my other blog, Stay N Faithful, a blog I set up for Political and Religious posts (be sure to click and subscribe if you want more posts like these). I asked my brother, Ben Stay, if he could comment on the current tax situation of America, and gave him access to […]
Read more...Google+ for Apps – the Perfect Competition for Yammer and SalesForce Chatter
I’ve always suggested that the business collaboration space is a very saturated one. There’s perhaps the most popular one – Yammer, and then there are solutions such as SalesForce Chatter, MangoSpring, Cisco Quad, Confluence, and even build-your-own solutions such as Status.net. Even Microsoft and Sharepoint are beginning to enter this space. Those are just the […]
Read more...Miss My Google Reader Updates? Here Are 4 Ways You Can Still Get Relevant Tech News
If you’re an avid Google Reader user like me, you are well aware of the recent changes Google Reader made to their interface, removing the ability to share news with friends, and as a result, killing the means for over 1,500 of you to receive relevant tech news updates from me. As a long-time supporter, […]
Read more...Blogging’s Definitely Not Dead. The Conversations Surrounding it Seem to Be.
Today was an unprecedented day on StayNAlive.com. I saw more traffic in one day than this blog used to get in an entire week. It was thanks to this article (the traffic was certainly unexpected, but I knew it was news, so I tipped Techmeme to let the world know what I discovered). It started with […]
Read more...A Few Things I’ve Learned From My 260,000 Fan Facebook Page
I manage several Facebook Pages in the hundreds of thousands, but of those, one I’ve had the privilege of personally owning (the others are owned by Brands I represent). Somehow, my first book’s Facebook Page (http://facebook.com/fbbook), has accrued over 260,000 fans in just a few months, and it’s been a lot of fun having the […]
Read more...RSS is Not Dead. The Concept of "Subscribing" Is.
Show me your numbers. There are a lot of blogs out there claiming, “RSS is dead.” “RSS isn’t dead.” The problem is very few of these articles have any substance to prove that fact. The fact is, based on my numbers, the number of new people actually subscribing to this blog is tapering off, and […]
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