The Kallys: TV & Streaming: Best of 2023
The Kallys: My own little award ceremony to pick out the highlights and lowlights of my TV and streaming viewing this year. Includes downloadable PDF list of recommendations.Let me know what you think!
Author: kalleryan
Teaching Internal Comms at EM Normandie: End of autumn semester
I concluded my teaching of Internal Communications for the autumn semester at EM Normandie today. Here are a few thoughts on the experience
The Future of Employee Experience – Backslash Report
Backslash (TBWA’s cultural intelligence unit) have just released a fascinating report on the future of Employee Experience. Proud to have contributed to it. Learn more here
Using ChatGPT to rewrite my last blog post in the style of Samuel Beckett, Raymond Carver and Dr. Seuss
My ongoing adventures in AI. This time I decided to use ChatGPT to rewrite my previous blog post in different styles. The results are really interesting!
Using AI tools to improve my website – A digital journey up a steep curve
My website recently got a makeover thanks to the use of some creative AI tools. This is the story of my steep learning curve and ultimate success.
Does anyone know what creativity is?
My personal reflections on the age old question – “What is creativity?” Hint: It has something to do with how you see the world.
Creativity is the desire to dream
I always loved this quote about creative aspirations by Antoine De Saint-Exupéry
Interview with LBB about INSIDE and Employee Experience
Myself and Dee Waldron (CEO TBWA Dublin) had a great conversation with LBB about the changing modern employee experience and my ambitions for by new role heading up INSIDE by TBWA. Read the full article to learn more.
Text to Image – Artificially Intelligent Art or Synthesized Collages?
Hear my story about recent experiments with AI image generators. Fascinating pictures, messy moments, odd experiences, and genuine amazement.
The Subterranean Homesick Fresh Prince of Bel Air by Bob Dylan
A cover version of the theme song to The Fresh Prince of Bel Air unlike any you’ve ever heard. As sung by a young “Bob Dylan”
