Carl Cavanagh

I have lived and worked in California for 24 years, but I still have a strong accent from the middle of England. I once asked for a "large non-fat latte" and ended up with a "medium pumpkin spice latte", that thing tasted awful. Phone calls just make my accent worst. I see in your profile "@AIPhone,AI", do a search on YouTube for "Scottish Elevator - Voice Recognition" that pretty much...

Interesting concept, I was literally just thinking I needed something like this yesterday. I notice on the website it says that "all data is stored on your phone" is the processing of that data however offloaded to cloud or is it also contained to the phone?

For me, it really depends on what phase of a project I'm in. If it's in the planning phase then working in the office and collaborating closely with the stakeholders is extremely important. But, if I'm developing, working my own hours at home enhances creativity. I find coding is a very creative process, and sometimes you just get writers block and need to take a step back, maybe go and...

I really like this concept and application of AI. When I was studying at university we would be given example exams from previous years, and practice exams. I wonder if this could be coupled with OCR to scan those practice exams along with lecture notes, to generate a library of exam questions to practice. Or, the AI could be asked to generate questions in the style of the previous exams...

I dabble in carpentry, I'd love to make a career out of that but my other skills pay better :-). I've also been teaching myself classical guitar, but all of that gets forgotten if I pick up a good page turner book that I can't put down.

Side projects are often the best way to keep you sane, and keep up with new thinking! But, not only weekend projects... doesn't google give their engineers time to explore ideas outside of their day to day tasks? I've often wondered what leaps and bounds my group could have made if they were scheduled time to take a step back and experiment with new ideas rather than constantly marching to...