John Werner

Waco

Sports Writer at Waco Tribune-Herald‎

Contributor at Freelance

Recently retired Waco Tribune-Herald sports writer. Ambition to become full-time hiker, part-time writer.

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Articles

Building Blocks Of Agentic Systems: What Does It Look Like?

2 days ago | forbes.com | John Werner

Humans are using laptops and computers to interact with AI, helping them create, code, train AI, or ... More analyze big data with fast, cutting-edge technology. gettyWe know that AI agents are going to be redefining business at nearly every level, in every vertical end in every field. But what supports this technology? Why are we now seeing agentic AI explode? There are a number of fundamental ideas getting used by companies and other stakeholders right now.
It’s All Going On: Business And Society In The Next Few Years

3 days ago | forbes.com | John Werner

3D Render of a Topographic Map of the World in Miller Projection. All source data is in the public ... More domain. Color and Water texture: Made with Natural Earth. http://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/10m-raster-data/10m-cross-blend-hypso/ http://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/110m-physical-vectors/ Relief texture: GMTED 2010 data courtesy of USGS.
Big AI Trends Rock Business

3 days ago | forbes.com | John Werner

Technology and financial advisory services concept. Business teamwork and working on digital laptop ... More computer with advisor showing plan of investment to clients at table office. Digital marketing. gettyKnowing about some of the trends inherent in AI adoption right now will help pros to triangulate and remain in the fray when it comes to offering a skill set to the market. Think about it – all of this has happened at roughly the speed of light. How do we adapt?
Data And Energy Are Building Blocks For AI

4 days ago | forbes.com | John Werner

Modern server room, corridor in data centre with Supercomputer racks, neon lights and conditioners. ... More 3D rendering illustrationgetty In brainstorming the creation of new artificial intelligence infrastructure, some common guidelines and concepts apply. I’ve seen a lot of these kinds of plans developed over the last year, as companies start embracing one of the biggest transformational technology shifts ever, really, the only one of its kind.
AI Can Revolutionize Women’s Healthcare - Here’s How

5 days ago | forbes.com | John Werner

People who look closely at clinical data and medical research are recognizing that in the past, women have been left out. One aspect of this is a narrow view of what women’s health encompasses – and a historic lack of paying attention to the unique ways that women’s bodies differ from men’s.
AI May Be Erasing Entry-Level Jobs

6 days ago | forbes.com | John Werner

There’s a new report out on jobs this month, and it’s not reassuring a lot of people who were worried about job displacement, especially for new graduates and less experienced workers. We know intuitively that that is a hard time to come of age as someone pondering a career. There are a lot of question marks around what AI is going to do to the job market. However, the wide-ranging report from Signalfire is showing us some early visions of what might come to pass in the years ahead.
Amodei Rings The Warning Bell On AI And Jobs

1 week ago | forbes.com | John Werner

It seems like during the course of 2025, we are getting more and more messages about the potential impact of AI on human jobs. Just this past week, I covered a study from Signalfire talking about the decimation of entry-level work that will be outsourced to LLMs.Now, a top head at one of the biggest companies around is adding his own voice to the issue, suggesting that we should really be looking carefully at unemployment.
Hank Green Rocks MIT Commencement

1 week ago | forbes.com | John Werner

This year, the Keystone speaker at MIT‘s commencement ceremony was a YouTuber. OK, that’s pretty reductive in covering this guy’s career. Hank Green has a big track record when it comes to technology.
Heinz Is Ketchup, To AI

1 week ago | flipboard.com | John Werner

Predominantly free statewide child care is helping lift many New Mexico families out of poverty. Three years ago, the state became the first in the …
Heinz Is Ketchup, To AI

1 week ago | forbes.com | John Werner

What happens when you enlist the powerful new technologies we call AI in the service of iconic brands? One example is the achievement of Heinz ketchup in validating their market dominance by showing how art imitates life, and AI imitates humans.