Blog - Side by Side with AI

George Inness's 1861 painting Delaware Water Gap: a steam train and river barges moving through a green valley on the New Jersey–Pennsylvania border, with grazing cows in the foreground beneath a passing storm and rainbow.
Introducing "Human-first" AI
AI is genuinely useful. We all have more work than we have time. AI lets us do in hours  what would otherwise take days (if we were able to do... Read more...
A vintage post card of a bridge that shows "Trenton Makes", referencing Trenton NJ's slogan "Trenton Makes, The World Takes"
Launching Bits & Bridges - Exploring How AI Can Help Nonprofit Missions
Leaving a remote job is odd because nothing feels physically different. It’s just you and a laptop screen that suddenly goes black, locking you out.But I knew, in my gut,... Read more...
Vintage photograph of a Linotype operator at his keyboard, a person directing a complex typesetting machine to do the heavy mechanical work.
How I used AI as a thought partner to rename my company (4 practical  takeaways for your nonprofit)
A couple months ago, I chose "Saymore AI" as a business name. Bits & Bridges didn’t exist yet. At the time I was thinking of focusing on software for teams... Read more...
An 1878 hand-colored engraving after J.T. Balcomb showing an Edison phonograph and a carbon microphone, with a seated figure demonstrating the apparatus at a desk.
Custom podcasts for your donors? Yes, NotebookLM Can. How you can leverage this free AI tool for your nonprofit
When I was managing at Shopify, there was a running joke that I couldn't readBecause I was skimming so fast I would miss important words. I swear I was way... Read more...