by kris | Jul 14, 2026 | BEST LINKS EVER
A recent McKinsey discussion estimates that currently available technology could automate more than half of US working hours. This is an estimate of technical capability—not a prediction that half of all jobs will disappear. The more important issue is how work...
by kris | Jul 14, 2026 | BEST LINKS EVER
The work of a healthcare workforce-management director points toward a practical operating model for community services. The next challenge is not simply deciding what AI can do. It is building a trusted coordination layer that continually assigns work to the right...
by kris | Jul 14, 2026 | BEST LINKS EVER
Public services depend on reading more than we usually admit. Notices, benefit rules, health instructions, consent forms, school messages, workforce requirements, court information, and online portals all assume that people can read complex text and understand what...
by kris | Jul 8, 2026 | BEST LINKS EVER
AI infrastructure is often described in technical terms: models, data platforms, agents, workflows, and tools. But public services face another infrastructure problem that may be just as important: meaning. A public-service AI agent does not only process data. It...
by kris | Jul 1, 2026 | BEST LINKS EVER
AI is often discussed as a problem of speed, accuracy, and technical capability. Those questions matter. But they are not enough. A recent Christian Science Monitor editorial, “Both Ingenuity and Faith Deepen the AI Design Discussion,” points to a wider...
