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Krzysztof Mirończuk

An unexpected AI alliance – Siri powered by Gemini

Apple, criticized for showing weakness in the AI race, is preparing a move that no one expected. Instead of chasing its rivals on its own, it’s reaching out for help from one…

06.11
Natalia Ćwik

Practical AI: A must-read before you start

All it takes is a plan, a calm mind and a few simple rules. Here is a list of dos and don’ts that will help you avoid basic mistakes.

03.11
Karolina Ceroń

Aardvark: automated security screening

OpenAI is launching Aardvark in its beta version — an AI agent based on GPT-5. Its mission is to automatically detect and assist in fixing large-scale software security vulnerabilities.

01.11
Redakcja

AI made in Poland. CampusAI ranks among the world’s top startups

CampusAI made it into the top 20 best projects worldwide and qualified for the Startup Battlefield final at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 at San Francisco.

30.10
Wiktoria Babkiewicz-Chacia, Kamil Mazur

Polish AI at the world’s biggest tech event

Over 30 representatives from the Polish AI sector participated in the two world’s largest tech events — GITEX Global and Expand North Star in Dubai.

28.10

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Kamil Świdziński

Fantastic agents and where to find them

Not so long ago, artificial intelligence was mostly associated with chatbots. Now, we see so much more in it. AI can not only respond to prompts but also operate without human intervention.

24.10
Karolina Ceroń

ChatGPT Atlas: OpenAI takes on the internet’s heavy lifting

The new OpenAI browser, ChatGPT Atlas, is not just a window to the web but also an active assistant. It understands context, remembers visits and books tickets on its own. Is this…

23.10
Krzysztof Mirończuk

Andrej Karpathy: “Today’s LLMs are like ghosts”

OpenAI’s co-founder Andrej Karpathy tempers some of the excitement around artificial intelligence. Speaking about AGI, he mentions a decade of hard work — on memory, “embodiment” and system safety.

21.10
Redakcja

AI in banking. Profits are rising, but employment stagnates.

Reports are showing record profits. But in HR departments, there’s silence. The world’s largest banks are taking advantage of the fact that the new workforce doesn’t need a desk, a contract or…

20.10
Karolina Ceroń

AI generation in the classroom: the paradox of the new era of education

Eight out of ten young people use AI for learning, but more than half of them can’t verify its answers. An Oxford University Press report reveals a paradox of an era where…

18.10
Karolina Ceroń

Claude Haiku 4.5: more power at a lower price

The new Claude Haiku 4.5 model delivers performance similar to the best solutions, but it’s much faster and cheaper. Check out how it performs in tests.

17.10
Zbigniew Rzepkowski

I click, therefore I know? Wisdom in the age of AI

Wisdom doesn’t stem from the quantity of information, but from the ability to make sense of it. In a world full of ready-made answers, how can we nurture the skill of drawing…

15.10
dr Iwona Burka

How the calendar eats away at our curiosity

In a world where even coffee breaks have their own slots in Google Calendar, learning has become just another item to check off. We want to grow, but squeezed between meetings and…

14.10
Aureliusz Górski

OpenAI’s Agent Builder is like a car that its manufacturer insists you can only refuel at their stations.

After two days of testing the OpenAI Agent Builder, I have one impression: it’s not a tool for automation, but more like a sandbox to showcase the capabilities of the GPT model…

13.10
Karolina Ceroń

Intel reveals 18A – a new generation of processors

Intel unveils 18A chip technology amid competition for market share, a new Arizona factory, and U.S. government support.

10.10