The scanner may become dramatically smarter. The patient will still need a human being standing beside it. From the MRI Room What Will an MRI Technologist’s Job Look Like in 2036? I have spent enough years around MRI scanners to know that the hardest part of the job has never been finding the Start button. Ten years from now, the machines may handle far more of the routine work themselves. That does not make the technologist less important. It changes where the important work happens. Deep Dive September 2026 MRI • Workflow • Patient Safety • The Future of Imaging Over the last several days I have been looking at my own MRI workflow in a different way. Not because I expect a machine to suddenly walk into the department and take over my job, but because once you start removing unnecessary clicks, duplicated work, searching, remembering, rechecking, and document...

The first 100 followers helped turn an experiment in practical AI into something much larger. AI Workflow Solutions Milestone 100 Followers, One Winner, and the AI Factory Is Just Getting Started AI Workflow Solutions, LLC has officially reached its first 100 followers. To celebrate, we are bringing one member of that original community directly inside the AI Factory. By AI Workflow Solutions, LLC | Practical AI • Automation • Workflow Engineering There are milestones that look small on paper but feel considerably bigger when you are building something from scratch. This is one of them. AI Workflow Solutions, LLC has officially crossed 100 followers. That means 100 people decided that what we are building here was worth watching: practical AI, automation, better workflows, creative tools, local technology, and the ongoing experiment of figuring out wh...

When the New AI Factory Finally Recognized the Work We Had Already Done Building an AI automation system is supposed to eliminate repetitive work. Sometimes, however, the automation becomes the thing asking you to repeat yourself. That was the problem we ran into this week while continuing to build our local AI production system around Hermes, Factory V2, and OpenMontage . We already had a finished, technically validated video proof from an earlier version of the Factory. The media existed. The hashes matched. The video was readable. The canonical narration and transcript were intact. The proof had already passed our technical acceptance checks. Yet the newer Factory V2 system looked at that finished work and effectively said: “That is nice. Where is your new media request?” There was only one problem. There should not have been a new media request. The work had already been done. That distinction sounds small, but it is exactly the kind of architectural problem that determin...

Deep Dive AI • AI Workflow / Creator Economy Put Muse to Work: The Future Belongs to People Willing to Move Muse is becoming more than another publishing platform for Deep Dive AI. It is a Gen X example of what happens when you stop waiting for permission, follow the idea, put new tools to work, and start building what comes next. There is a particular kind of moment that happens when a new piece of technology finally clicks. Not when you first hear about it. Not when somebody posts a breathless thread explaining why it is going to “change everything.” Not when the press release drops. It happens when you actually put the thing to work. That is where we are with Muse. We started using it, experimenting with it, figuring out where it fits, and somewhere along the way it stopped feeling like another website we were supposed to feed content into. It started becoming useful. And that distinction matters. Because the future is not going to be built by the people who collect the ...

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MRI Safety Navigator Is Now Public — Here’s How to Use It MRI Safety Navigator now has a publicly accessible home on the web. Open MRI Safety Navigator The idea behind the project has remained straightforward from the beginning: MRI safety information should not just be searchable. It should be organized into a workflow that helps you see what is known, what still needs verification, and where the evidence came from. MRI technologists have always had access to information. The harder problem is assembling the right information for the exact implant or device in front of you. This Is More Than an Implant Search Box When a patient arrives with an implant, the real question is rarely just, “Can this patient have an MRI?” The actual workflow is much more specific. You may need to determine: Who manufactured the device? What is the exact model? Is there a catalog or reference number? Is a UDI or DI available? Is the device MR Safe, MR Conditional...