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Can AI Detect Engineering Mistakes?
Exploring AI, computer vision, engineering judgment, and the future of professional engineering with Nick Heim, Senior Innovation Engineer at…
Jul 8
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Kenny Shultz
and
Carter Huddleston
1:22:04
Why the Right-Sized AC Still Leaves a Room Damp
Peak load sizing tells you whether a unit can hold temperature. Part-load psychrometrics tell you whether it can keep the air dry the rest of the year.
Jul 8
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Kenny Shultz
1
SE1E2 Teaser | Can AI Detect Engineering Mistakes?
A preview of Episode 2 of The Blueprint Tour: Extra Mile, exploring how AI, computer vision, and engineering expertise are reshaping the future of…
Jul 7
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Kenny Shultz
and
Carter Huddleston
Is Expertise Becoming a Commodity?
Exploring AI-driven software development, engineering innovation, the future of expertise, and why judgment and relationships may become the most…
Jul 1
•
Kenny Shultz
and
Carter Huddleston
1
1:11:11
June 2026
SE1E1 Teaser | Is Expertise Becoming a Commodity?
Exploring how AI is reshaping engineering, software development, business models, and why judgment and relationships may become more valuable than…
Jun 28
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Kenny Shultz
and
Carter Huddleston
3:11
We’re Building a Company Memory
And trying to make knowledge graphs cool again.
Jun 10
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Kenny Shultz
1
Your CRM Knows Who Paid. It Doesn’t Know Who Matters.
How we’re teaching our software to remember the relationship history that usually disappears after the meeting ends.
Jun 4
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Kenny Shultz
1
May 2026
Are AI Experts Actually Using AI?
Exploring practical AI adoption, engineering workflows, productivity acceleration, and the growing gap between AI theory and real-world implementation…
May 28
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Kenny Shultz
and
Carter Huddleston
42:28
AI Is Only Expensive When You Measure It Wrong
Why the real AI economics question is not token spend versus salaries — it is profitable output per dollar.
May 27
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Kenny Shultz
1
Your HVAC Was Not Designed Around Your Desire to Be Cold
A 75°F office during peak summer is not automatically a failure. It may be the exact result of legal, code-compliant HVAC design.
May 20
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Kenny Shultz
1
Can Construction Veterans Survive The AI Shift?
Exploring AI adoption in construction, institutional knowledge, generational workforce shifts, and how experienced professionals are adapting to rapid…
May 19
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Kenny Shultz
and
Carter Huddleston
17:00
Can AI Design Beautiful Spaces?
Exploring AI-assisted architecture, hyper-realistic rendering, global design collaboration, and the evolving role of human creativity in modern interior…
May 12
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Kenny Shultz
and
Carter Huddleston
23:38
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