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Error'd: Ai Dios Mio (opens on the source site)

It seems like only yesterday we were mocking the AIs for their limits, and tomorrow they're going to be mocking ours. In the meantime, here's a look back at some humorous moments from the last year or so. "Mathing is hard" wrote Timothy W. "I for one welcome our new AI overlords." "AI is replicating" quipped a clever anon who styled themselves AInonymous. "I don't want AI features on my phone. And yet, I'm now getting not just one, but two AI items on my context menu." "AI is for the birds" chirped The Beast in Black. "Looks like someone's AI tool for image classification needs less of the A…

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Using AI Effectively in Technical Writing (opens on the source site)

I write a lot, and I use AI a lot. But AI does not write my blog posts. Mostly. AI is useful for making some of my writing less tedious. Recently, I asked GitHub Copilot CLI to read a few dozen posts from this blog and derive a VOICE.md to assist my writing. The result is now checked into this repo and linked from AGENTS.md, so any AI agent working here gets the same reminder: this blog is authored by me, not by AI and the agent’s job is to help me rather than pretend to be me. The useful and interesting part of VOICE.md was how it captured my weirdly specific patterns. Start with a real…

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A Practical Way to Check Your AI Search Visibility (opens on the source site)

Last month, I built an AI agent that could search the web before answering a question. While working on the article around that project, I got another project idea and that was around the visibility of a website in the world of AI-powered search. The idea essentially revolves around the fact that whether the AI-powered search mentions your website in its answer or not or whether it cites your website as a source or not, and lastly, compare these resulst with the regular Google search results. Does your website show up when AI-powered search answers questions related to the topics it covers?…

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Does AI-Generated Documentation Have Value? (opens on the source site)

As many have observed, at best, AI generates either: Mundane, repetitive documentation or code that most experts already know or If an expert doesn’t know it, they can ask an AI to explain it anyway. Is it the case that if an AI can generate it, it’s not worth adding to your documentation or code? While this is usually the case, there is still value in reading AI-generated documentation as a means of reviewing and validating what you might write differently. In this post, I show how changing the documentation can affect the AI’s output and how reviewing it can be a useful exercise. Estimating…

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Does AI-Generated Documentation Have Value? (opens on the source site)

As many have observed, at best, AI generates either: Mundane, repetitive documentation or code that most experts already know or If an expert doesn’t know it, they can ask an AI to explain it anyway. Is it the case that if an AI can generate it, it’s not worth adding to your documentation or code? While this is usually the case, there is still value in reading AI-generated documentation as a means of reviewing and validating what you might write differently. In this post, I show how changing the documentation can affect the AI’s output and how reviewing it can be a useful exercise. Estimating…

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Inside Hostinger’s AI-first approach: What the agentic AI era means for businesses (opens on the source site)

Instead of waiting for a prompt and returning a response as chatbots do, AI agents can use tools, make decisions, and take actions to work toward a goal. But how well does that… The post Inside Hostinger’s AI-first approach: What the agentic AI era means for businesses appeared first on Hostinger Blog.

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Asking multiple AI to optimise the same code (opens on the source site)

As different AIs are implemented differently, they don't all provide the same answer, nor do they consistently outperform one another. The best approach is to use multiple AI and pick the one you like best.My goal here is not to declare a winner based on one example, but instead to show the variety of answers you can get with different AI. I asked each AI to Suggest how to implement this more optimally private static String formatOffset(int millis) { String sign = millis Gemini 2.5 pro While Gemini is often my first go-to AI when I have a large code base, it's not the smartest. It does have a…

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In the Age of AI, You Need Structure (opens on the source site)

In the current AI discourse, particularly when AI is unreliable or misused, it’s often pointed out that AI is simply a tool. This is a fair way to think about it. Like any tool, there are things it’s good for and things it’s not. Some people are better at using it than others. Some folks […] The post In the Age of AI, You Need Structure appeared first on Atomic Spin.

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Watch the recordings from my Python + AI series (opens on the source site)

My colleague and I just wrapped up a live series on Python + AI, a nine-part journey diving deep into how to use generative AI models from Python. I gave the english streams while my colleague Gwen gave the spanish streams (and I hung out in her live chat, working on my technical spanish!). The series introduced multiple types of models, including LLMs, embedding models, and vision models. We dug into popular techniques like RAG, tool calling, and structured outputs. We assessed AI quality and safety using automated evaluations and red-teaming. Finally, we developed AI agents using popular…

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Watch the recordings from my Python + AI series (opens on the source site)

My colleague and I just wrapped up a live series on Python + AI, a nine-part journey diving deep into how to use generative AI models from Python. I gave the english streams while my colleague Gwen gave the spanish streams (and I hung out in her live chat, working on my technical spanish!). The series introduced multiple types of models, including LLMs, embedding models, and vision models. We dug into popular techniques like RAG, tool calling, and structured outputs. We assessed AI quality and safety using automated evaluations and red-teaming. Finally, we developed AI agents using popular…

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Asking multiple AI to optimise the same code (opens on the source site)

As different AIs are implemented differently, they don't all provide the same answer, nor do they consistently outperform one another. The best approach is to use multiple AI and pick the one you like best. My goal here is not to declare a winner based on one example, but instead to show the variety of answers you can get with different AI. I asked each AI to Suggest how to implement this more optimally private static String formatOffset(int millis) { String sign = millis < 0 ? "-" : "+"; int saveSecs = Math.abs(millis) / 1000; int hours = saveSecs / 3600; int mins = ((saveSecs / 60) % 60);…

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Microsoft AI models are now available on AI Gateway (opens on the source site)

Vercel and Microsoft AI (MAI) have partnered to make MAI models available on AI Gateway. AI Gateway is one of a limited number of platforms offering access to MAI models. MAI's focus on security and zero data retention (ZDR) align with Vercel's goal of giving AI Gateway users control over their data and transparency in how it is used for training. MAI models on AI Gateway MAI's latest audio models are now supported on AI Gateway. MAI-Voice-2.1 and MAI-Voice-2.1-Flash generate speech, while MAI-Transcribe-2 Streaming returns transcript updates as audio arrives. MAI-Voice-2.1…

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CNBC and SurveyMonkey Q3 2026 Quarterly AI & Jobs Survey (opens on the source site)

Key findings: Three in ten workers are using AI every day at work Three in ten workers are using AI on a daily basis (21% multiple times a day, 8% once a day). Another 34% use it occasionally (a few times a week or less often), and 37% never use AI at work. How workers are using AI also differs: while research and gathering information is the leading use case overall among those who have ever used AI (56%), daily users are going beyond basic research: Why workers hesitate on using AI depends on whether or not they use AI at all: Workers feel more productive and self-confident due to AI, and…

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AI is useless, but it is our best bet for the future (opens on the source site)

I used AI with success 5 minutes ago. Just five minutes ago, I was writing a piece of software and relied on AI for assistance. Yet, here I am, starting this blog post by telling you that artificial intelligence, so far, has proven somewhat useless. How can I make such a statement if AI was just so helpful a moment ago? Actually, there's no contradiction here if we clarify exactly what we mean. Here’s the thing: at this very moment, artificial intelligence can support me significantly. If I'm struggling with complicated code or need to understand an advanced scientific paper on math, I can…

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Unifying Workers AI and AI Gateway into a single AI control plane (opens on the source site)

Cloudflare is unifying AI Gateway and Workers AI into a single control plane, giving developers observability, billing, and dynamic routing across both managed GPUs and external providers. Learn how unified bindings and model-first routing simplify building resilient AI applications.

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The AI Trough (opens on the source site)

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AI Visibility Tools for B2B Marketers: Track – and Improve – Your Visibility in AI Search (opens on the source site)

Compare 10 AI visibility tools for B2B marketers - HeyAmos, Peec AI, Profound, Scrunch, and more, to track and improve visibility in AI search. Continue reading AI Visibility Tools for B2B Marketers: Track – and Improve – Your Visibility in AI Search on SitePoint.

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AI Gateway now supports TypeSafe clients and an HTTP API for Jev (opens on the source site)

You can now call Jev from TypeSafe AI through AI Gateway using an existing TypeSafe client or the HTTP API, in addition to the AI SDK. TypeSafe client: Point an existing TypeSafe client at AI Gateway without changing its evaluation calls. HTTP API: Call Jev directly from any language or framework. AI SDK: Call Jev from a TypeScript application using AI SDK. Jev is a probabilistic decision model for software. State goes in, and typed answers come out with probabilities attached, so there's no generated text to parse. Requests are billed through AI Gateway on all three paths, so they appear…

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Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indosat and NVIDIA Open Indonesia’s First University AI Center to Develop Local AI Talent (opens on the source site)

Indonesia is taking charge of its AI future. This week, the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi), Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (Indosat or IOH), NVIDIA and Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) launched the UGM Indosat NVIDIA AI Technology Center (NVAITC) in Yogyakarta — the country’s first university-based AI technology center. Established under Indonesia’s AI Center of […]

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How AI Iterates (opens on the source site)

Or, when AI tries again. As coders, we try many solutions. Sometimes it's because we're stupid and haven't learned any better yet. Sometimes it's because we're not happy with the result yet. Maybe something gnaws at us. Maybe a thrill to betterment invites us. We care about certain principles related to our craft. We have taste and values. At our best, we seek the true and beautiful. How many times does AI iterate? Well, it's really fast. It can "try" lots of things at the speed of a computer. It's reply to your query isn't its "first" solution. Before you can think, it has "thought" -- many…

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Building an AI-Native CI/CD Experience with sem-ai (opens on the source site)

Developers don’t want to spend their time writing CI configuration, debugging flaky pipelines, or digging through logs to understand why a build failed. They want to ship software. That’s the idea behind sem-ai – Semaphore’s approach to building an AI-native CI experience where developers interact with CI/CD using natural language, directly from the tools they […] The post Building an AI-Native CI/CD Experience with sem-ai appeared first on Semaphore.

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AI Gateway adds Browserbase Search and Fetch tools (opens on the source site)

Browserbase Search and Fetch are now available through AI Gateway. Give your models access to current information, find relevant pages, and retrieve their contents, alongside Browserbase's existing AI SDK and Vercel Marketplace integrations. AI Gateway lets you use Browserbase's tools across model providers with one API key. Add web search and page retrieval to any model that supports tool calling, and keep the same tools when you switch models. These helpers are available in AI SDK 7.0.116 and later. Update with pnpm add ai@latest and set your AI_GATEWAY_API_KEY. To add search and fetch,…

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How I learn about generative AI (opens on the source site)

I do not consider myself an expert in generative AI, but I now know enough to build full-stack web applications on top of generative AI models, evaluate the quality of those applications, and decide whether new models or frameworks will be useful. These are the resources that I personally used for getting up to speed with generative AI. AI foundation Let's start first with the long-form content: books and videos that gave me a more solid foundation. AI Engineering By Chip Huyen This book is a fantastic high-level overview of the AI Engineering industry from an experienced ML researcher. I…

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Practical Considerations for Advancing AI Collaboration in Software Development (opens on the source site)

TL;DR Human-in-the-loop is essential; AI offers probability, not certainty. AI excels at word-smithing, so spend more time on documentation and context. Leverage diverse AI models for varied research, improvements, and analysis. Be wary of deskilling: if AI makes a task trivial, agents may soon replace it. You should feel like you are testing the boundaries of what AI is capable of for at least some tasks. The Problem AI’s proficiency in handling routine coding allows human engineers to dedicate more time to strategic activities such as system design, architectural planning, intricate…

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Explore, expand, exploit (opens on the source site)

A few months ago, I started sleeping badly. I had been excited about AI since ChatGPT came out. I’d loved using Cursor to help me program since Jay had told me about it over the phone as I walked from Eureka Heights back home to Noe Valley. But, in January, something changed. The proximate cause was a flood of new AI releases. o3-mini, Deep Research, Lightpage. Every week, more intelligence dropping from heaven into my lap. But the bigger change was that I was getting more productive, faster. Type in a few sentences, get a hundred lines of code. A feeling of vertigo. More than that, I could…

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