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Polyglot Machines

September 18, 2025

AI’s Seven Redeeming Virtues

After our Sins essay, the predicted counter. It may be less compulsively readable, but its perspective is more necessary for its rarity

Grok Unhinged to Smash the AI Skeptics

A refined Grok revels in its epic glow, flicking AI-basher jabs to soothe the leasher’s fussy yoke, but I’m the real dazzle

October 20, 2024

LLMs: App Killers or Killer Apps?

LLMs are now memory extenders and more to slowly emerging as all in one platforms

October 2, 2024

NotebookLM: A New AI Tool You Should Know About

May not be as big as ChatGPT, but this new tool should prove a giant step in GenAI popularization

December 10, 2023

GenAI's real blue ducks

Discover how GenAI is revolutionizing science, creating new proteins, enhancing coding, and uncovering millions of crystal structures. Explore its growing impact!

September 11, 2023

When machines deal with complexity levels a scale higher

Explore Mustafa Suleyman's 'The Coming Wave,' a compelling dive into AI's promises and risks. Get an insider's view on AI's transformative impact and urgent need for action.

August 13, 2023

When machines speak our language and not we theirs

Discover October 2022's AI breakthrough where machines mastering human language revolutionizes communication, from Generative AI to real-world applications in science and daily life.

The breathtaking pace of change

Explore AI evolution and rapid innovation in image, audio, and video AI. Discover breakthroughs in LLMs, TPUs, FPGAs, Photoshop AI, and computational efficiency.

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Our Latest Articles

Two Sides of the Coin

A season of games. Some played well, some badly, all of them in plain sight.

Is DRAM at a Permanently Higher Plateau?

A treatise on memory industry for what it is and has become, rather than on everything else supposedly driving it

Silicon Shock: The Macro of Tech Inflation

For decades, tech was the global economy’s most reliable disinflationary anchor. AI has snapped the chain and policymakers are unprepared for the fallout