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Battle for Style: Which AI Will Rewrite Your Text Better Than Humans
Remember those times when text rewriting meant simply rearranging words using questionable synonym services? Those days are officially dead.
GonkaGate: How to Reduce LLM Costs by Ten Times (and Not Break the Code)
Sooner or later, every LLM application developer faces a moment of truth: the OpenAI bill for last month.
Museum Guide in Telegram: Why Pay for Excursions When You Have LLM
Remember your last visit to a large art museum. Most likely, they offered you to rent a heavy audio guide that looks like a phone from the nineties and speaks in the voice of a tired narrator.
SQL without analysts: how ecom.tech made local LLMs write queries
Every time a manager needs sales data for last Thursday, somewhere in the world one analyst quietly despairs. At ecom.tech, they decided to put an end to it.
AI Bubble and $38 Trillion in Debt: Why the Great Depression Will Seem Like a Warm-Up
While you discuss the new version of ChatGPT or argue about whether AI will replace your designer, the global financial system is slowly but steadily sliding into an abyss.
Hallucinations by the Book: Why ChatGPT Can't Be Trusted with Construction
Imagine building a house based on advice from the most well-read person in the world, who, however, suffers from mild amnesia and is prone to fantasies.
HR Agents vs People: Why Your Next Job Offer Could Be Sent by a Bot
Remember that feeling when you get another LinkedIn message that looks like it was written by a bot? It probably was.
AI agents: convenient helper or open door for hackers?
Let's be honest: we all waited for the moment when AI would stop being just a chatty chatbot and start *doing* things. Booking tickets, debugging code, managing servers.
1C and Neural Networks: Why Your Cursor Outputs Garbage (and How to Fix It)
While Western Twitter is ecstatic about vibe coding, the Russian 1C developer community maintains an icy calm.
AI as an Alibi: Why 59% of Companies Lie About Layoffs for Stock Gains
Forget everything you've ever read about the 'rise of the machines' in the job market. It turns out that robots are stealing your job less than serving as a convenient excuse for those who can't…
AI-Agents Off the Leash: Why It's Time to Forget About Hard Routing
Imagine you're building a complex maze of logical conditions where each turn depends on a language model's response.
Breathe Deeply: Why a Russian Neural Network Needs to Monitor Your Chest
Imagine you're feeling under the weather and your doctor asks you to measure your breathing rate. In the classic scenario, you'd either have to count your breaths yourself (which immediately disrupts…
The Illusion of Code: Why "Vibe Coding" Won't Replace Architecture
The Illusion of Code: Why "Vibe Coding" Won't Replace Architecture Today, everyone feels like a great architect of digital worlds.
OpenClaw and the Great YouTube Cleanup: The End of the Era of Cheap Neural Slop
While you were sleeping, 1.4 million AI agents from OpenClaw managed to build their own social network and seem quite satisfied with life without humans.
AI-Agents 2030: When Your Software Stops Asking Permission
Remember how we marveled at the first ChatGPT? That was just a couple of years ago, but today a simple smart chat is already yesterday's news.
Russian Voice from a Box: Why Open Source TTS No Longer Sounds Like a 90s Robot
Remember those days when Russian speech synthesis sounded like torture? The voice of a stuttering robot from a cheap navigator that confused stress patterns and turned any sentence into a lifeless…
EMNLP 2025: Why neural networks now check themselves (and why it's hard)
Imagine you wrote a complex essay, but instead of having a strict teacher with a red pen check it, a slightly more well-read classmate does.
Claude vs YandexGPT: Why One AI Is Good, But Two Is 2.5 Times Safer
Imagine you entrusted the review of a multimillion-dollar contract to an intern who tries very hard but sometimes falls asleep in the middle of a page.
AI Zoo 2026: How Not to Go Crazy from the Abundance of Tools
Remember the days when we were chasing invites to Midjourney and marveling that ChatGPT could write a coherent text about cats? In 2026, these memories bring only a nostalgic smile.
AI Music: Why the Absence of Soul No Longer Hurts the Charts
Remember those times when AI music sounded like the death rattles of an old modem? Forget about it. We woke up in a reality where Suno and Udio algorithms produce tracks that make professional…
The Wall for LLMs: Why Skeptics Got It Wrong Again
Every six months, the AI industry enters a period of "great despondency." First we were told that GPT-3 was the limit and there's nowhere else to go.
Vibe Coding: When a Neural Network Counts Taxes and a Lawyer Writes Code
Vibe coding seemed like an ironic Twitter joke just yesterday, but today it's becoming a real strategy for launching startups.
OpenClaw: Why an Experienced Developer No Longer Reads Their Own Code
Imagine an old-school programmer who spent decades polishing every line of C++ or Objective-C code, fighting for each extra processor cycle.
AI Crutches for Coding: Anthropic Confirmed That Speed Kills Understanding
We're used to thinking of neural networks as an exoskeleton for the brain that makes us stronger and faster. But a recent Anthropic study makes you look at the situation differently.
NEWAVE Music Search: Why Your Playlists Will Never Be the Same Again
Music search in streaming services has long resembled work in a library archive department: if you don't know the exact title or at least the genre, your chances of finding "that exact one" approach…
Age of Fakes: Brian Chesky Bets on Reality in the World of Neural Networks
While the industry competes over whose language model hallucinates better, Brian Chesky has decided to remind us of the existence of the physical world.
GraphRAG: Why Regular Search Can No Longer Handle Complex Tasks
Imagine a scenario: an oncologist is reviewing a patient's medical history and cannot prescribe treatment.
The Quiet Death of GPU: Why Your Neural Network Is Killing Video Memory Right Now
You've probably seen those reassuring graphs in monitoring: a flat temperature line, stable 65 degrees, and a complete sense that the system is handling it.
Neural Networks at the Gate: How Telematics Replaces the Guard With a Journal
Imagine a typical scene at the entrance to a large agro-complex or construction site: a line of trucks, a grim-faced man in camouflage with a greasy journal, and attempts to decipher the handwriting…
GPT-4 Without VPN: How Telegram Bots Replaced Official Services for Russians
Artificial intelligence has burst into our lives so rapidly that we didn't even have time to be scared before we started delegating report writing and image generation for presentations to it.