Zhemal Khamidun
Head of AI at Alpina Digital, CPO of AlpinaGPT (~30-person engineering & AI team). Founder of Vibe Academy & Hamidun Consulting, author of the AI channel «Готовим ИИшницу» (@jemal_hamidun).
Google and Apple: Why Sundar Pichai Is Avoiding the iPhone Question
Alphabet's CEO sidestepped a question about an Apple deal. Investors are left puzzled, and the market is waiting for Gemini to officially land in iOS.
OpenAI Hires Hundreds of Engineers to Win the Enterprise
OpenAI is hiring hundreds of deployment engineers to get businesses to actually use its models. It seems ChatGPT won't deploy itself.
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Chinese brain-computer interface leader Neuracle has started its path to the stock market. While Elon Musk promises, Chinese firms monetize mind-reading. Why it…
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ACM Fellows 2025: Antonio Torralba and MIT's Big Showing in the IT Hall of Fame
FS-Researcher: Why Your AI Needs a Notebook and Should Stop Losing the Plot
Jensen Huang vs. Wall Street: The Panic Over Software Makes No Sense
Bindu Reddy on the road to AGI: why one "smartest" model won't be enough
OpenClaw: Why GitHub Has Gone Wild, and What Anthropic Has to Do With It
OpenClaw is setting popularity records on GitHub while asking users to buy dedicated hardware. We look at why even cloud giants are fighting over this software.
Google in January: Circle to Search and the End of School Geometry
Google started the year trying to prove it still leads. From gesture-based search to math-solving neural networks, here is what could actually change your day.