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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.
AI Layoffs: How Corporations Hide Their Mistakes Behind Neural Networks
Remember that chilling feeling when the next CEO on Forbes' cover announced that his company is cutting three thousand people because neural networks now handle things better?
Radeon AI PRO R9700: AMD Tries to Take Bread from NVIDIA (and It's Working)
The professional AI hardware market has long resembled an exclusive NVIDIA party, where entry required payment of the "CUDA tax." We've all grown accustomed to the reality that if you need to train a…
SemanticZip: Why the Attempt to Compress Meaning 14x Hit Reality's Wall
We've grown accustomed to measuring progress in neural networks by context window size. First there were 4 thousand tokens, then 128 thousand, and now Google is even promising millions.
Face as Logo: Matthew McConaughey Turns Himself Into a Trademark
Popularity used to be measured by autographs; now it's measured by meme clips on TikTok. The more your image is scattered across pixels, the higher your market value.
Maps, Light, and Claude: How Prompts Killed Classical Development in IoT
Many still try to attach neural networks anywhere they can, just to have an AI-driven checkbox in the investor report. Finding a real task for a model in the harsh industrial sector is quite a quest.
Musk's Energy Gambit: While Microsoft Waits for the Atom, Memphis is Already Humming
The world is accustomed to Big Tech's grandiose promises, but Elon Musk has just shown the difference between "planning for the next decade" and "done yesterday." While Microsoft seeks salvation in…
Obsidian on Steroids: How Neural Networks Turn a Junk Pile of Notes into a Knowledge System
Most Obsidian users sooner or later face the same problem: their "second brain" gradually transforms into a digital graveyard.
Your Own Neural Network Server: Stop Torturing Laptops and Listening to Coaches
Remember the feeling when you first ran Llama on your laptop? At first — delight that it's alive, and five minutes later — mute irritation because the model outputs two words per second, and your…
OpenAI Against Your Employment: Three News Items That Change Everything
OpenAI lately resembles a high-budget series where actors constantly quarrel backstage, but the show is so gripping that you can't tear your eyes away from the screen.
Factories on Autopilot: Why AI Still Won't Be Trusted with the Start Button
The world watches mesmerized as autonomous vehicles navigate dense urban traffic, processing gigabytes of data from lidars and cameras in real-time.
Telegram Cocoon: How to Tame Decentralized AI Beyond the Hype
The technology world loves grand launches, and Telegram Cocoon is no exception. News feeds are filled with headlines about a new era of decentralized artificial intelligence based on TON, but when it…
AI Instead of a Psychologist: Why We're Seeking Life's Meaning in Code
Let's be honest: when Sam Altman and other industry leaders take the stage, they promise us a second industrial revolution.
NVIDIA QAD: How to Squeeze a Model into 4 Bits and Keep Your Brains
Anyone who has tried running Llama-3 70B on a home graphics card knows that bitter feeling of compromise.
Nano Banana Pro: How One Agent Saves Designers Weeks of Revisions
Everyone who's ever dealt with renovations or interior design knows this classic trap: you show a client a beautiful mood board with pictures from Pinterest, they nod happily, and then you disappear…
Nobel Prize for an Algorithm: Why AI Scientists Risk Killing Scientific Excitement
Imagine the year 2050. On stage in Stockholm, they announce the winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, but instead of a gray-haired professor, no one steps up to the microphone.
The Death of C# and the Torments of Java: How Corporations Choke the Code for Neural Networks
The world of software development right now resembles a battlefield, where behind the beautiful interfaces of neural networks, there's a real struggle for the foundation.
NER of a Healthy Person: Why Spans Finally Beat BIO-Tags
Imagine you're building a house, but instead of working with bricks or entire walls, you force workers to describe each grain of sand in the mortar.
ONNX Runtime and C++: Squeezing Maximum Performance from Tabular Data Without Python
Let's be honest: tabular data is not the sexiest topic in the world of modern AI. All the attention goes to generative models, images, and videos.
GoMCP: Anthropic Should Have Written in Go from the Start (Now 10x Faster)
When Anthropic introduced the Model Context Protocol, the industry breathed a sigh of relief. Finally, there was a unified standard that allowed models to communicate with databases, local files, and…
SwiftUI and neural networks: when a TO-DO list isn't ambitious enough anymore
Every programmer wakes up at some point with an obsessive idea to write their own game. Usually this impulse crashes against harsh reality: you need to learn complex engines like Unity or Unreal…
Moon from a Neural Network: Why Your Smartphone Can't Take Photos Anymore
Buying a new flagship like the Vivo X200 Ultra today suspiciously resembles a visit to a cosmetic surgeon.
AI Assistants: Why ChatGPT Alone Isn't Cutting It Anymore
AI Assistants: Why ChatGPT Alone No Longer Cuts It Remember that childlike excitement when ChatGPT first gave you a sensible pancake recipe or summarized a long article?
Epoch AI: 14 Problems That No One Has Solved (Yet)
Remember those glorious days when we used to joke about neural networks that couldn't add two three-digit numbers without hallucinating? Those days are officially over.
Yandex Collected All Its AI Toys into One Box: Why You Need This
For a long time, Yandex resembled a talented but somewhat scattered professor. It had excellent developments in AI, but they were hidden either deep within "Search," in the settings of "Alice," or…
Clawdbot and a Security Hole: How AI Agents Invite Hackers for Tea
Imagine you hired an assistant, gave him the keys to your apartment, the password to your safe, and allowed him to sign any documents on your behalf.
GEO: How to Make Neural Networks Cite Your Content
The world of search optimization is trembling as if Google decided to wipe out all eternity's achievements at once.
Kimi K2.5: Moonshot AI Builds an Army of Agents for Pennies
We're used to each new model in the industry being just a bit more parameters, a bit less hallucinations, and endless benchmarking debates.
The Race for AGI: Hassabis and Amodei Argue About the End of the Familiar World
In Swiss mountains, where the fate of the world economy is usually decided, this time they tried to understand when that same economy will cease to be purely a human affair.