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Algorithm Constructors: How Data Now Builds Solutions Itself
Imagine you're building a house, but instead of blueprints, you have a set of smart bricks that know how to connect themselves to withstand load.
Qwen2.5 on free CPU: Neural networks for those who don't want to feed the clouds
The artificial intelligence industry lately resembles an exclusive club for the wealthy. Want to run a decent language model — be prepared to shell out a hefty sum for a graphics card with enormous…
HR-bot won't appreciate your charisma: how to survive an interview in the age of GPT-5
Your next interview won't start with a recruiter's smile or even an awkward wait in Zoom. It will start in the cold interface of a chat that resembles bank support more than the beginning of your…
GitHub Copilot: How to Make Neural Networks Follow Your Code Rules
Imagine you've hired a very talented but completely forgetful intern. He writes code exceptionally well, knows all modern libraries, but every morning you have to explain anew that in this project we…
OpenAI's Math: How to Make Billions and Stay in Deep Loss
Sam Altman is looking for money again, and this has long ceased being news and has become more of a familiar backdrop in the industry.
IT Market 2026: AI Agents Instead of Presentations and Sovereignty for 4 Trillion
Let's be honest: for the past couple of years, we've been living in a state of mild AI intoxication. Every second startup called itself "revolutionary," and corporations implemented chatbots just to…
AI Bubble: why champagne on Saint-Barths could soon run out
Every time Silicon Valley starts talking about a new era where the old laws of economics no longer apply, somewhere in the shadows an experienced investor begins checking the reliability of his…
NotebookLM: How Google Accidentally Created the Perfect Spy for Telegram
Imagine sitting in front of a blank screen, and your Telegram channel content calendar deadline was yesterday.
SEO is dead, long live GEO: how AI is rewriting the rules of search
Remember the good old days when SEO was all about buying links and stuffing keywords like "buy cheap plastic windows"?
Singularity in Davos: why Big Tech suddenly spoke in unison
Davos has always been a place where serious people in expensive suits discuss boring things like inflation and oil prices. But this year something broke.
ML at the Factory: Why Automating Chaos Only Produces More Chaos
Imagine you decided to build the perfect production schedule for a huge factory, but instead of a foundation you have quicksand made of notes on napkins and the fantasies of workshop foremen from the…
MADrive: Yandex is building a digital Matrix for its autonomous vehicles
Imagine you need to teach artificial intelligence to drive a multi-ton vehicle in the center of a megacity.
MCPHero: How to Make OpenAI Compatible with Competitor Protocols Without the Pain
The world of AI agent development has long resembled a zoo of charging cables before the advent of USB-C.
Flawless stress marks: character-level neural networks replace dusty dictionaries
Russian is a minefield for anyone trying to automate text processing. While English syntax can still be forced into strict rule frameworks, our mobile stress accent is capable of driving even…
Project Panama: Anthropic Cuts Millions of Books for Claude Training
Imagine a huge warehouse filled with pallets of books. But this is not a library or a quiet archive. Here they don't read — here they dissect.
FS-Researcher: Why Your AI Should Keep a Notebook and Stop Failing
FS-Researcher: Why Your AI Should Get a Notebook and Stop Being Dumb Imagine you're trying to write a doctoral dissertation, but you have the memory of a goldfish.
Kimi K2.5: Chinese reasoning challenges Western giants
While Western media held its breath waiting for each new release from Sam Altman, something equally significant but far quieter was unfolding in the East.
OpenClaw: why GitHub lost its mind and what Anthropic has to do with it
Imagine a January 2026 morning. You scroll through your feed and see a strange anomaly: Mac Minis suddenly became a scarce commodity, and VPS server rental prices are creeping up.
AI Translators 2026: How DeepL and GPT-5.2 Finally Killed Off Dictionaries
Remember those glorious times when machine translation was the main supplier of memes for IT professionals?
The vibe coding trap: why your AI agents are actually slowing down
The Vibeoding Trap: Why Your AI Agents Are Actually Slowing You Down Strange question, isn't it? AI agents certainly have plenty of problems—from hallucinations to sudden logical breakdowns—but it's…
Your Own ASR: How to Stop Feeding the Cloud and Reclaim Privacy
When we talk about speech recognition, the first thought usually becomes an API from Google or OpenAI.
Goodbye, juniors: Anthropic promises to replace programmers in a year
Farewell, juniors: Anthropic promises to replace programmers in a year Dario Amodei, head of Anthropic, has decided that politeness is out of fashion and delivered a forecast that made many…
Kimi K2.5: How Moonshot AI Taught Algorithms to Beat Brute Force Computing
While Silicon Valley stands frozen waiting for GPT-5, trying to guess the release date from indirect clues, Chinese startup Moonshot AI decided not to wait for fortune to smile. The launch of Kimi K2.
AI in Finam: How to Survive Migrating from GPT-3.5 to a Corporate Pipeline
AI at Finam: how to survive moving from GPT-3.5 to a corporate pipeline Many still sincerely believe that implementing artificial intelligence in a large company looks like buying a ChatGPT Plus…
QPEL.ai: AI Transforms Any Request into Your Personal University
Let's be honest: modern online education in its current form is a graveyard of unwatched lectures and dusty certificates.
Uncle Bob vs Machines: Why the Author of Clean Code Isn't Rushing to Retire
The software development industry right now resembles a fever-stricken city: every second startup promises that neural networks will soon make programmers obsolete.
January in AI: Ads in ChatGPT and Elon Musk's 134 Billion
While most of us were trying to remember our work email passwords after the extended holidays, Silicon Valley was working in deadline mode.
Battle for Pixels: 12 Neural Networks That Are Finally Killing Stock Images
Remember those glorious days when we all laughed at Will Smith eating spaghetti across the internet? It seemed like an amusing attraction, a digital curiosity that would never replace a real camera…
MIT Predictions for 2026: The Chatbot Era Has Ended, the Age of Action Begins
Every year at the MIT Technology Review headquarters, the same thing happens: a group of very smart people lock themselves in a room to decide what we'll invest in and argue about in a couple of…
Video from Code: Why Developers No Longer Fear Motion Design
Remember the last time you needed to make a simple promo video for your pet project or a SaaS feature.