The technical language trap
An hour-long presentation, and after it the client nods and asks: all right, but how does it actually work? Talking with clients, I quickly understood that…
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Artificial intelligence, new technology, and how I look at both from the product side. I write about things I have tried myself — concrete, no jargon.
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AI Café at the University of Silesia — a meeting about Bielik and the Obywatel Bielik project
I went to AI Café at the University of Silesia in Katowice. The main topic was Bielik AI, an open language model built in Poland, and the Obywatel Bielik project.
Read more: AI Café at the University of Silesia — a meeting about Bielik and the Obywatel Bielik projectiFixit built an AI bot for repairing devices — 125,000 guides in one place
iFixit built an AI bot based on 125,000 guides and the knowledge of its forum users. A photo, a description of the problem, and the bot suggests a fix.
Read more: iFixit built an AI bot for repairing devices — 125,000 guides in one placeFind out how you can work offline with AI!
Installing Bielik on your computer is a great way to start. Time to find out what these tools can do with no connection to the network.
Read more: Find out how you can work offline with AI!Private artificial intelligence on an iPhone or a Mac? I am testing Enclave AI
I am testing small offline AI models on my phone. You may ask: how, with no internet connection? Yes, I downloaded Enclave AI for that. Here is how it works.
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In October I switched my tariff group from G11 to G13. I wanted to save money, so I took a close look at how my house actually uses electricity.
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