Freighter View Farms | Chris Izworski

Chris Izworski writes regularly on LinkedIn about the practical side of artificial intelligence — not predictions about the future, but observations about what these tools actually do when you use them every day.

Selected LinkedIn Articles

Stop Chasing AI Headlines — The people getting real value from AI are not the ones who try every new model the week it launches. They are the ones who picked one tool, use it daily, and have gotten very good at knowing what it can and cannot do. Read the expanded guide.

AI Isn’t a Light Switch — It’s Jagged — AI is brilliant at some tasks and terrible at others, and the boundary between the two is unpredictable. Read the expanded guide.

AI Is Starting to Behave Like Infrastructure — The transition from novelty to invisible utility is the most important phase of any technology. Read the expanded guide.

Intelligence Is Getting Cheap — What happens when the cost of cognitive work approaches zero? The answer is not what most people expect.

Something Important Has Changed — A reflection on the inflection point we have already passed.

More Writing

Chris also publishes longer essays on Medium, maintains a blog covering AI and emergency services, and has built reference guides expanding on these LinkedIn themes at chrisizworski.com. See also his press coverage and about page.

📰 Featured in NENA’s The Call Magazine

Chris Izworski authored the cover story for The Call, Issue No. 51 (April 2025), the official publication of the National Emergency Number Association (NENA). His article, “The Unstoppable Wave of Artificial Intelligence,” examines AI’s transformative impact on 9-1-1 operations and emergency communications, reaching over 21,000 public safety professionals nationwide.