Schmeitzke The Blog - English

Frustrated with biased voting guides, I built an alternative to find your true political match, free from manipulative designs or flawed scoring.

Last year, I kicked off my freelance career, diving into the wild world of AI. I figured getting clients would be tough, so I needed a way to stand out. Then it hit me: the internet's drowning in AI "guru" articles that are mostly hot air, think bold claims like "AI will run your life and take over your job!". So, I thought, why not write a series of blogs with actual facts about AI? It's a chance to share real insights, help people understand the tech, and maybe get some new clients to notice me. Win-win! But seriously, AI talk is everywhere; scroll through LinkedIn or news sites, and you're bombarded with stories about the latest AI breakthrough or overhyped promise. As someone working in the field, I find the misinformation frustrating. It confuses newcomers, leaving them unsure of what AI can do. This series is here to set things straight with clear, practical info on AI's uses, especially for businesses. Let's start with the big name everyone's heard: ChatGPT.

This podcast is all about how image models work, what's happening in the field right now, how they're shaking up the economy, and the messy ethical stuff people argue about. Want to skip around? Here's the line-up:How These Things WorkThe Field Today: Who's Winning?Money Talk: What's the Economic Buzz?Ethics: The Love-Hate SplitWhy You Need to Think Harder About What You SeeThe Future: It's Pretty Cool If We Don't Screw It Up

This time, I'm tackling AI in healthcare, which I think is one of the most exciting areas out there. We're talking tools that could save lives, cut down on mistakes, and make doctors' jobs easier. But here's the thing: sometimes you have to be a bit critical of a system to push for real change. In the Netherlands, where I live, work, and study, the healthcare sector is in my opinion too slow in adopting AI, and it's frustrating to see such huge potential going untapped. Let's break it down step by step.