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"The agent can only work with what you give it": one engineer's take on human-built AI

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By Tom Howe
| iTWire Verified
GUEST OPINION: Tom Howe has seen his share of internet firefights — he still remembers keeping Disney+ afloat the night WandaVision launched. These days, as Director of Insights Engineering at Hydrolix, he spends a lot of time thinking about how AI fits into real-world operations, and just as importantly, where it doesn’t. I caught up with him to talk about what AI gets right, what teams keep getting wrong, and why human input still matters more than ever.
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Tinners hold Boreham Wood but need Easter miracle

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By Tom Howe
| lite.apex-football.com
By Tom Howe ENTERPRISE NATIONAL LEAGUE Truro City 0 Boreham Wood 0 TRURO City picked up a point in the fight against relegation thanks to a goalless draw against Boreham Wood on Saturday. A second clean sheet in three matches helped extend the Tinners’ unbeaten run to three games, against the National League’s fourth‑placed side, yet the gap to safety sits at 12 points with just 15 left on the table.
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Freddie Issaka shows 'signs of promise' but Truro City suffer 'sucker punch'

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By Tom Howe
| MSN UK Verified
Tom Howe Assistant boss Stewart Yetton described his Truro City side's late loss at FC Halifax Town as a ‘sucker punch'. Travelling to one of the division's promotion chasers, the Shaymen occupied the final play-off place in the National League before kick-off but City matched the West Yorkshire outfit for long periods. Harry Charsley and returning striker Rekeil Pyke had Truro's best moments in the opening 45 minutes while at the other end, tricky winger Owen Bray stung the palms of Aidan Stone.
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