Seasoned.tech with That Mike Hamilton

Before buying an AI agent, draw the job: its outcome, inputs, actions, approval line, failure plan, and evidence of success. Mike uses a customer inbox example to separate automation, AI assistance, and an agent.

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Before buying an AI agent, define its job. Mike explains why invasive data access without a clear plan is a problem, and how to separate simple automation from AI assistance.

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Before a data center deal is signed, where will its water come from and who pays when supply gets tight? Mike covers cooling choices, withdrawals versus consumption, and five questions Texans can ask.

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AI jobs are not all software jobs. Data centers need builders, electricians, cooling specialists, technicians, and experienced operators. Mike separates construction surges from lasting local jobs.

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Texas AI data centers need power, water, land, and infrastructure. Mike examines who pays for grid upgrades, water use, incentives, and other public costs when a project comes to town.

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A qualifying large Texas data center can receive a 20-year sales tax exemption with a $500 million investment and 40 qualifying jobs. Mike asks what the public gets in return and who carries the risk if plans change.

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Who pays for the power lines, incentives, risk, and infrastructure behind the AI boom? Mike examines private capital, public incentives, grid investment, and transferred risk.

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Outside Abilene, computing campuses bring construction, power demand, land deals, jobs, housing pressure, and questions for the people already there. The first Physical AI Boom episode starts with what changes when AI becomes a real project in a real community.

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Many rural towns are balancing new tech jobs against the demands on power, water, and local infrastructure. Mike examines whether AI development and local identity can coexist.

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The model is only one piece of an AI system. Context, tools, agents, memory, and human approval determine what it can do. Mike explains RAG, MCP, hallucinations, and the connections that matter in everyday work.

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