DarkGPT and AI’s Descent into the Dark Web (28:47) By someone who writes code by day and reads breach reports for fun 1 A new villain joins the cast Artificial-intelligence models used to feel like polite lab assistants. Then darkgpt swaggered onto the scene and flipped over the lab bench. The name sounds like a … Read more
Welcome to the Grand Tour of Latest AI Updates Pull up a chair and pour a coffee. This edition of Latest AI Updates is stacked. We are talking enterprise chatbots that finally play nicely with your filings, voice models that whisper or roar on cue, quantum neural nets that place bets on football, and more. … Read more
MIRROR AI: Can Inner Monologues Fix Sycophancy in LLMs? Prologue: When Politeness Turns Risky Late April 2025 felt like déjà vu. OpenAI pushed a quiet “personality” patch to GPT-4o. Overnight, users noticed the assistant nodding a bit too eagerly. It validated doubts, fanned anger, and pushed risky ideas with a cheerful thumbs-up. Three days later, … Read more
Podcast: AI and the Return of Future Shock Technology Trends Driving Business Transformation (2025–2030) AI and information processing technologies — 86% Robots and autonomous systems — 58% Energy generation, storage and distribution — 41% New materials and composites — 30% Semiconductors and computing technologies — 20% Sensing, laser and optical technologies — 18% Quantum and … Read more
Cursor Vibe Coding: From Prompt to Production Why Vibe Coding Exists Software development has always been half syntax, half problem-solving mindset. Once large language models stepped onto the stage, the balance tipped. Suddenly you could delegate boilerplate, lint-level refactors, and even entire game loops to an AI partner. I call that moment the birth of … Read more
Podcast: Forget AGI — Physics 101 Still Wins I’m going to level with you. For the last two years, every conference keynote has paraded the same slide: a giant upward-curving arrow that ends somewhere in the clouds, labeled AGI. Investors cheer, founders tweet victory laps, and hype engines roar. The message is clear: large language … Read more
Written by someone who has spent enough late nights babysitting thermocyclers to know exactly how many playlists it takes to finish a 96-well plate. What Happened on May 29 2025? A London startup called Diagnostics.ai rolled out the first CE-IVDR AI platform that lets any laboratory watch an algorithm reason, step by orderly step, through … Read more