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It looks like public perception of how 'intelligent' current AI models are varies widely.

Today marks 2026, the ten-year anniversary of my personal website you're reading this on.

We already see advertisers try to optimize for user preference via social media algorithms that flawlessly predict which videos to show next to get you hooked.

Recently, a comment on Hackernews inspired me to think about AI Etiquette.

Roughly 10 years ago, I was a big fan of Sony smartphones.

The European Union is a global frontrunner when it comes to data privacy laws and regulations for its citizens.

It should come as no surprise that political actions in our world aren't always dictated by well-tested studies and validated results.

I love to design things, but I haven't studied for web development.

Sometimes, I find myself having strong opinions on stuff that arguably doesn’t matter.

When people talk about a smart home, they usually refer to having colourful dimming lights in their home; blinds that open and close at set times of the day, and the ability to tell their voice assistant to play their …

The more I read popular science articles and talk with people outside my AI bubble, the more I realize that the media is not painting a clear enough picture about AI, especially in terms of what ChatGPT is capable of

In the olden days, if you were eager to learn more about a specific subject, you would visit the library, look around for interesting books on the matter, then borrow a couple to bring home.

As an AI Engineer, I absolutely love how far Generative AI has come; how incredibly beautiful some artworks purely generated by AI can be.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool in various fields, including content creation.

With the advent of ChatGPT one year ago, we all suddenly had access to a powerful and free tool that could assist us with tasks ranging from creative writing and translating to studying and problem solving.

I had been interested in writing articles for my own blog ever since the edgy post-teen in me started his first one in 2014.

I don't remember a lot of my early childhood.

It was quite odd, really.