Aleksei Ivanov

When I thought out to write daily I didn’t really have a plan or even focus really: I just had thoughts and wanted to voice them, making the blog as my medium.

There comes a time in a life of a project or even one’s life when you have to change trajectory: the things you have to do will lead you on a new path and at the same time you don’t know what to do exactly.

In one of the latest interviews, Rory Sutherland mentioned an idea that resonated with me.

https://youtu.be/3mLYNxgw9wE There is a mantra going around about how "AI is the worst it will ever be" and it becomes dangerously misleading.

Idealisation is typically considered bad.

There are times when life throws and you what seems at the first glance a huge inconvenience or an unreasonably difficult challenge.

"Pandora's box", "genie out of the bottle" and other similar nonsense has been getting traction, touted by CEOs of AI labs (understandable) and by people who came under the influence of AI.

People who are just starting promoting their products online typically think like this: “I’ll bring up a site, put some content on it and the people will come.”

Ever had to work on a project that lacks documentation for the decisions hind an important logic path?

Remember McAfee antivirus?