Bernie Goldbach

Making a page of my AI work in the 2020s

While attending a Final Year Show on the TUS-Clonmel campus, I heard a graduate from 2021 share with other lecturers that he remembered me showing what artificial intelligence could do for knowledge workers.

Making a page of my AI work in the 2020s

Stop being creative traffic

I have a Moleskine from 2022 with passwords from ChatGPT 3 in it. I was made several attempts to integrate AI into simple workflows such as adding intelligence to my notes.

Stop being creative traffic

On air about Washington Correspondents Dinner

I spent 20 minutes on TippFM explaining to Tipp Today host Fran Curry what I remember from my past experience in the Washington Hilton Hotel around the time of the Correspondents Dinner.

On air about Washington Correspondents Dinner

360 Video Adventures

I’m continuing to think panoramically with my focus on making the post-production process smoother.

360 Video Adventures

Troubleshooting reasons for missing audio recordings in Camtasia

I enjoy creating problems that I can solve. My current problem concerns audio segments for Camtasia Editor.

Troubleshooting reasons for missing audio recordings in Camtasia

Disconnecting from Perplexity

It is time to call QUIT for my Perplexity Pro account. She served me well for more than a year.

Disconnecting from Perplexity

Enjoying dawn chorus

We live at the very edge of a town where our property borders a grove of trees where dozens of birds serve as our alarm clock.

Enjoying dawn chorus

Thanking @educatefran for showing me @D2L and H5P

I should write a major testimonial to Frances O’Donnell, an Instructional Designer in County Donegal, who showed me the magic of smart imports with H5P.

Thanking @educatefran for showing me @D2L and H5P

Cleaning old stash

Every Spring I promise myself that I will attack the collection of copy books, Moleskines, Traveler Notebooks, and Leuchtturms. This year my resolve is no different but …

Cleaning old stash

Thinking panoramically

One of the most technically difficult items that I am learning to use is my DJI Osmo 360 camera. I realise it’s because I’m trying to think panoramically instead of just thinking in terms of line of sight.

Thinking panoramically

Seeking Quiet Coffee Spots

I plan to start analysing coffee shops where I can zone out to read and think and write. Today 4/14 tables were quietly reflective.

Seeking Quiet Coffee Spots

Looking in the mirror through Claude

Learning wha Claude.ai thinks of me.

Looking in the mirror through Claude

On Local Radio Sharing American Politics

I spent 20 minutes on local radion expressing my concerns about 47 shades of malignant narcissism.

On Local Radio Sharing American Politics

The joy of microblogging with coffee

Every day I discover another way @manton has made it easy to snap, write, talk, and share simple things like a coffee chat.

The joy of microblogging with coffee

Is Claude AI right for your business

I learn a lot about working productively by sharing stories with people who have clever frameworks wrapped around their skills. Today that means listening to Larry Maguire as he leads a two hour workshop asking attendees “is Claude AI is right for your business?” I have an answer to that question so …

Is Claude AI right for your business

Google Claude Airtable Obsidian

During part of a two hour basic introductory session on Friday 17 April in Dublin, I’m sharing how I use Claude.ai with my Google Workspace, with my Airtables, and with Obsidian. I have dozens of prompts as text and as audio snippets that I use every day when allowing Claude to complete tasks …

Google Claude Airtable Obsidian

Letting time rewind

It’s good to flick through old images and to replay memories. OneDrive serves me a daily video created with photos from my camera roll. In some cases, can hear or smell the place in the video.

Letting time rewind

My Morning Desk

I’m starting the day watching my cat listen to dawn chorus. You might be able to hear the birds by listening to the audio clip in the blog post.

My Morning Desk

Talking to researchers about ethical AI

In early 2026, here are the main topics I would address when teaching researchers to effectively leverage artificial intelligence.

Talking to researchers about ethical AI

Planning a week with a NTS

Starting out the week recording a note to self.

Planning a week with a NTS

Serendipity with auto-generated albums

I’m trying to make a habit of cross-posting the top 100 most viewed images in my collection of more than 100,000 items in my cloud storage.

Serendipity with auto-generated albums

Endearing power of RSS

Like many people I know, I’m easily distracted by places where I can snack on news, simply by scrolling through content. I want to be able to understand more than one side of a story so I’m looking at ways to pull information together by aggregating content. Thankfully, a lot of content …

Endearing power of RSS

Stratification of intelligence

I read a lot of stuff from A16Z where the analysts have started qualifying what Marc Andreessen flogs as “the stratification of intelligence”

Stratification of intelligence

Diving into neuroplasticity

Seeking trustworthy basic advice on neuroplasticity, self talk, limiting beliefs, sleep hygiene, supportive habits, and productive use of small screens.

Diving into neuroplasticity

Getting very reliant on Claude managing Google Workspace

he first part of 2026 has been a time for new connectors–not new connections (as in people) but new connectors between distinct elements of the technology that wires my life.

Getting very reliant on Claude managing Google Workspace