OpenAI O1 is here – how will you use it? October 24 / Zvonimir Petkovic After months of fruity hints from Sam Altman, OpenAI has launched Orion-1 (O1). So, what's new?
Tejas Kumar: The future of AI isn’t LLMs, but affordable small language models October 8 / Marin Pavelić Are you tired of the AI hype? Let’s see what it can really do.
Google research: What do developers want from AI? September 23 / Marko Crnjanski When it comes to AI in developer tooling, developers want to stay in the "driver’s seat".
AI engineering requires no academia or ML – just problem-solving September 11 / Milena Radivojević Let’s talk about AI engineering without needless hype.
What’s so BIG about Small Language Models? September 3 / Zvonimir Petkovic Small language models (SLMs) are gaining traction for their low demands, easy deployment, and better privacy, and could soon surpass larger models.
“AI will definitely (not) take your job” August 30 / Antonija Bilic Arar And calling yourself a prompt engineer is dumb.
Two rules of AI business and startups that ignore them August 29 / Zeljko Svedic Majority of AI entrepreneurs and engineers don’t pay attention to them, maybe because these rules show why their AI project will fail.
Engineer Explains: What are LLMs in less than 5 minutes August 8 / Antonija Bilic Arar We've asked experienced engineers to share how they would explain some tech terminology at three levels of experience - from junior developer to CTO.
Stack Overflow will unite community knowledge with AI to stay relevant July 23 / Marin Pavelić StackOverflow has an AI problem. Multiple AI problems, actually.
Lawsuit against GitHub Copilot AI dismissed July 10 / Antonija Bilic Arar The claim for breach of contract of open-source license violations was not dismissed.
The Magic and Reality of AI: What can Generative AI actually do? May 28 / Tena Šojer Keser AI is just about using computers to generate leverage - do more with less.
Do not delete: StackOverflow bans users protesting their OpenAI partnership May 9 / Antonija Bilic Arar StackOverflow users who have been deleting their contributions since the company announced its API partnership with OpenAI have been temporarily banned and warned not to delete content after they're back.