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
Podcast: GPT-4o’s Mind Games & AI Cognition in Action Check all ChatGPT posts The Day a Language Model Changed Its Mind “AI is perfectly rational.” That line has echoed through boardrooms, keynote stages, and late-night Hacker News threads for years. Then a new study on GPT-4o landed and cracked the mantra in half. Researchers coaxed … Read more
Podcast: This Week in Generative AI News – May 31 Welcome back to our weekly stroll through the whirlwind of generative AI news. The past seven days have felt like a whole quarter’s worth of breakthroughs, setbacks, and philosophical curveballs. Grab a coffee, fire up your neural engines, and let’s decode the signal from the … Read more
Podcast: Repeating History’s Greatest Mistake — AI Adoption by Industry By an engineer who still keeps a steam-engine toy on the shelf as a reminder of how slow we humans can be 1. A Familiar Yawn in the Face of a Revolution Open any quarterly report and you will see the phrase “transformative potential of … Read more