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 Genie: Anyone Can Now Be a Game Designer (Almost)
Google has opened access to Genie, a neural network that turns images into playable worlds. It's limited to the US and paid subscribers for now, but the rules of…
AI for science: why neural networks haven't earned their lab coats yet
We expect a cure for cancer from neural networks and get hallucinations instead. Why AI for science (AI4S) is stuck in first grade, and what the shift to version…
OpenAI Eyes an IPO: The Model Training Bill Won't Pay Itself
Sam Altman is reportedly preparing OpenAI for a stock market debut in 2026. Microsoft's seemingly bottomless investment no longer seems enough to feed the appetite…
GRPO and RLVR: Why DeepSeek-R1's Heirs May Lead the Industry Into a Dead End
AI Is Eating Your Memory: Why New PCs Are Becoming a Luxury
Montage Technology: $902 Million for the Chips That Make AI More Than Code
Musk Assembles the Puzzle: Why SpaceX, Tesla and xAI Want to Become One
AI in healthcare: how the industry's biggest conservatives suddenly pulled ahead
Microsoft's Cheryl Cheng says healthcare is no longer an innovation graveyard but one of AI's fastest-growing markets. Here's why.
AI Catches Aggressive Cancer: A Swedish Trial That Could Save Thousands of Lives
While skeptics argue about chatbot hallucinations, Swedish doctors have tested neural networks in practice. A large trial of 100,000 women forces a rethink of…
Multi-Agent Systems: Why One AI Is Good, but a Whole Newsroom Is Better
Microsoft drags Nasdaq down as AI euphoria gives way to a sobering hangover
Apple and Money: Does Tim Cook Himself Not Know How to Profit from AI?
OpenAI admits the miss: why the new ChatGPT got dumber
GPT-4 Retires: OpenAI Clears Out ChatGPT's Old Models
OpenAI is dropping the GPT-4 legacy and even the early GPT-5 versions. The multimodal era is shedding its skin while we're still getting used to new compute speeds.
Apple Learns to Read Lips: Why Cupertino Wants the Israeli Startup Q.ai
Apple has bought Q.ai, a startup that recognizes facial expressions and nonverbal signals. Here is how it could change the way we talk to gadgets, and why it…