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NVIDIA’s Apollo. A giant leap for mankind?
NVIDIA is rolling out Apollo — AI models that can predict complex physical phenomena in seconds instead of hours. It promises a huge speed boost for engineers, though the technology still has…
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.
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…
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…
GEO: the new era of SEO
What are “mentions”, what is GEO and why are people talking about it as the new era of SEO? How does it change our approach to content and visibility in search engines?…
GPT Codex: The next coding revolution
OpenAI has released GPT-5-Codex — a special version of the GPT-5 model optimized for programming tasks. The new model combines the speed of interactive sessions with the ability to work independently on…
Big Tech’s battle for the most talented in the AI industry
Silicon Valley is in the eye of a hurricane. Not because of climate change, but because it’s where the biggest battle for minds in the history of technology is unfolding.
Darwin-Gödel Machine: an artificial intelligence that rewrites itself
Imagine a machine that not only learns from its mistakes but can also modify its own digital brain — that is, its code — to become smarter, faster and more creative.














