Hello and welcome to the site. Digital Vision Consulting is an independently owned and operated entity that has morphed over the years from an active consulting practice to more of a networking and collaboration vehicle for myself (Jim King). The site reflects both the consulting side of my life as well as diverse industry interests.
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Please feel free to check out the site, or read some of the more recent posts. Content note for the posts: many of the posts were migrated from my prior blog, hence the common post date.
- The AI Productivity Paradox: Immediate Gains vs. Long-Term RisksAI tools are delivering real efficiency wins, but they’re also quietly reshaping how workers think, what skills atrophy, and where quality unexpectedly breaks down. Here’s what every business leader needs to understand before going all-in. The AI Productivity Paradox: a framework for understanding short-term efficiency gains alongside emerging cognitive and organizational risks. There’s a quiet Continue reading The AI Productivity Paradox: Immediate Gains vs. Long-Term Risks
- AI’s $2 Trillion Moment—and the Hidden Costs We’re IgnoringSpending on artificial intelligence is expected to cross the $2 trillion mark by 2026. This massive investment signals that AI is no longer a peripheral experiment but a central part of how global businesses function. Companies are quickly moving past basic chatbots toward agentic systems that can plan and execute complex tasks with very little Continue reading AI’s $2 Trillion Moment—and the Hidden Costs We’re Ignoring
- From Connectomes to Digital Twins: Forecasting the Brain in Real TimeMapping the Living Mind: From Wiring Diagrams to Neural Forecasting Scientists have spent years trying to figure out how the biological brain works by looking at it from two different angles. One group has focused on connectomics, which is basically mapping the physical wiring of the brain. The other group has looked at functional imaging, Continue reading From Connectomes to Digital Twins: Forecasting the Brain in Real Time
- Comparing Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL)Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and deep learning (DL) are terms that are commonly used in the technology industry. While these terms are often used interchangeably, they are not the same thing. Each technology has unique features, advantages, and disadvantages. In this blog post, we will explain the differences between AI, ML, and Continue reading Comparing Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL)
- The Best Leaders Have a Contagious Positive EnergyThis post references the HBR article titled “The Best Leaders Have a Contagious Positive Energy” by Emma Seppälä and Kim Cameron. Take a few minutes to read the whole article here, but one of the key takeaways for me in the value of emotional intelligence and empathy, informing your engaged leadership style. We are all Continue reading The Best Leaders Have a Contagious Positive Energy
- Digital Twin – exploring the basicsThe concept of digital twins is not new, but rather built on ideas that have been explored for the last couple of decades. The technology (compute power, data management & analytics, etc..) and thinking (increasing regulatory and community acceptance of digital approaches to science) have finally hit an inflection point that makes in silico modeling Continue reading Digital Twin – exploring the basics
- Books to read: Algorithms to Live ByThis book is a solid read with ideas that apply to decision making across a broad spectrum of areas. The authors are able to make the math and conversation around algorithms map to life in well thought and articulated examples that should open your thinking to new ways to approach problems and opportunities. A few Continue reading Books to read: Algorithms to Live By
- WHY THE PAST 10 YEARS OF AMERICAN LIFE HAVE BEEN UNIQUELY STUPIDI came across this article on Twitter this week and was struck by many of the points. The idea that as we have evolved our social medial platforms, we have empowered the worst of society, and amplified their behaviors has become increasingly evident. Read the original article here: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2022/05/social-media-democracy-trust-babel/629369/ It’s been clear for quite a Continue reading WHY THE PAST 10 YEARS OF AMERICAN LIFE HAVE BEEN UNIQUELY STUPID
