The Slightly Nosy Intern Called AI

by Gavin Smith | Aug 24, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

When I first asked an AI to turn a rambling meeting note into a crisp summary, it returned a tidy paragraph and one delightful error: our finance lead, Marta, became “the legendary accounting llama.” The whole room laughed. That was the moment I understood...

When My Code Reviewer Started Calling Its Own Tools Like a Very Eager Intern

by Gavin Smith | Aug 24, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

I wanted a portfolio project that showed multi-agent design without pretending a single chatbot with a pretty wrapper was the whole crew. So I built PR Review Crew, a six-agent GitHub reviewer that runs on free, open-source ChatDev 2.0. Point it at a PR, and six...

7 Signs Your Warehouse Has Grown Out of Its Spreadsheet Costume

by Gavin Smith | Aug 20, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

A warehouse can outgrow its systems the way a cat outgrows a teacup: suddenly there is fur, chaos, and no place for the tail. If your business has grown from a small operation into a humming, pallet-heavy machine, your CRM or spreadsheets may be wearing a tiny hat and...

Code, Cash, and Cosmic Computing: The Grok 4.5 Gambit

by Gavin Smith | Aug 13, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

Let’s call it what it is: a silicon-driven bargain bin with rocket fuel in the tank. On July 9, SpaceXAI dropped Grok 4.5, a model that cares less about topping leaderboard charts and more about keeping your wallet from catching fire. It is the immediate offspring of...

Shedding the Digital Diapers: AI’s Leap to Local Agency

by Gavin Smith | Aug 12, 2026 | AI Solutions, Technology News

There was a time not so long ago when asking your computer to think for itself felt like bargaining with a very patient, very unhelpful toaster. These days, however, the silicon in our laps is sprouting digital arms, legs, and a frankly alarming amount of initiative....