Elliot Smith

Artificial Intelligence has made its way past the hype and into a lot of products. I've been working on AI in healthcare since 2016 as a founder of Maxwell Plus [https://maxwellplus.com]. I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly but still believe that

The technologist in me believes that the innovation that dominates is the one that's most needed. The rationalist in me knows that's a lie. Innovation, especially consumer facing innovation is driven only partially through need. The much stronger force at play is what social labels the

I want to be prolific. There is something inside me that has an almost insatiable need to make things. I have a feeling that if I can grasp that feeling and run with it, I could get there. I have some baggage to shed in that pursuit but it feels

> What happens when the crowd decides critical matters as easily as following fake news and anonymously criticising people on social media? I assume #web3 [https://twitter.com/hashtag/web3?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] architects have thought about this? Any recommended reading? — Phil Morle 🖖🏻 (@philmorle) October 3,

Focus. Pick an audience. Know your niche. All common advice for creators, but it is advice I am beginning to question. This advice likely originated in the third chapter of a half baked book on startup advice. It is advice repeated across blogs, LinkedIn and youtube about helping people "

When I was a teenager, I played a lot of different video games. I wouldn't say I spent a long time playing video games, but I enjoyed trying new ones. I wanted to be up to date with games, both popular and obscure, and there was a concrete