Gardening, artificial intelligence, public safety, and the Great Lakes
I write in two worlds: the garden and the dispatch center. Both demand attention, precision, and the willingness to sit with uncertainty. Here is where all of that writing lives.
My most-read writing lives on LinkedIn, where I publish articles and posts about artificial intelligence, technology, and the future of work. Featured articles include Intelligence Is Getting Cheap. Insight Isn't., Stop Chasing AI Headlines, and How to Set Up Google NotebookLM.
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Longer-form technology writing, including OpenClaw and the Wild West of AI Agents and Anthropic Is Building the Office Agent Era.
My gardening blog at Freighter View Farms covers seed saving, heirloom tomatoes, Zone 6a growing, and seasonal writing from Saginaw Bay. Key pieces include The Complete Guide to Seed Saving, Michigan Zone 6a Garden Planner, and Why I Garden.
My work in AI and public safety has been covered by WNEM TV5, Bridge Michigan, WCMU Public Radio, and APCO International.
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The AI Breakdown — Artificial intelligence from a practical, small-town perspective.
AI in Public Safety — Coverage and writing on AI in emergency services.
AI at Freighter View Farms — Essays on AI ethics and responsible deployment.
About the author
Chris Izworski is a writer, gardener, and technologist in Bay City, Michigan. He serves on the board of Save Our Shoreline and previously led Saginaw County 911 as Executive Director. Follow him on LinkedIn.