https://www.crescendo.ai/news/latest-ai-news-and-updates Elon Musk has announced the upcoming release of Grok 3, the latest AI chatbot from his startup xAI. Musk claims Grok 3 outperforms all existing AI chatbots, including OpenAI's ChatGPT, highlighting its advanced reasoning capabilities. The release is expected by the end of the month.

Ok first the good news: I'm working with a potential client (still in proposal phase) for a project that fits well within my wheelhouse: healthcare data. They want to incorporate an AI agent to analyze medical transcription notes and output a list of billable codes to create claims from. The bad news: I have literally no experience creating an AI agent lol. Help. Do I take the gig and figure it out? The AI portion I feel is a small part of the overall app but it's the core of what they want to accomplish. The rest, creating a claim, submitting it to a clearinghouse, the UI, etc. I can handle no problem. It's what I do on a daily basis. The AI agent however, I have no clue where to start with that. I was totally upfront with them about my experience with AI so I definitely will not take on a project I feel that I could not handle but this seems fairly straight forward. Also their budget is fairly small, likely 5-10k for a working prototype so there's that. But if I can nail this then I can add AI to my skillset. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I've recently been supporting my 17 year old daughter apply for part-time jobs via the typical online job sites. The process has almost become a assortment of questions, quizzes or even using a chat bot to answer questions. Last night she took part in a recorded interview for a large supermarket. She was asked two questions and her response was recorded for 60 seconds which will likely be analysed by AI. Do you think this is a step to far or should AI be used to select appropriate candidates for a job?

I hope you've had a lovely Christmas! As we're wrapping up the year, I wanted to share my plans for 2025 with you to grow Datalumina. In this video, I'll go over the master plan that the team and I created. Here are some things I'll go into: - The traffic system that runs 24/7, driving our leads - The SaaS product fueling our pivot to scalable growth - Why we’re minimizing custom development to focus on consulting and productized services If you’re curious about how to structure a business with synergy across products and services, this behind-the-scenes look is for you. P.S. I tried a new style of video where I show you more behind the scenes of what's going on in my life. I plan to do this more often next year. I hope you like it!

I'm curious: do you prefer using pure Python / Code for workflow automations, or do you lean more towards platforms like Zapier and Make? If you have a strong preference, could you explain why? Which approach would you recommend for someone just starting out?