Back in October 2023, I wrote about the multi-layered cake of GenAI development. My point then was simple: building a serious GenAI application involved much more than prompt engineering. Models, d...
(As most of my other recent posts, this one has been written with AI assistance. In this one in particular I used Gemini, ChatGPT and Hermes agent)
This is the third—and likely final—post in a series I’ve been writing over the past two and a half years on using AI for software development. The journey began with my early experiences of how LLM...
(This blog post, as with most of my recent ones, is written with AI assistance and augmentation. In this case, “We” in the text refers to myself and my local OpenClaw agent, which has been my prima...
If you have been following my journey for a while, you’re probably aware of my pragmatic approach to AI capabilities and my skepticism towards the surrounding hype. Not too long ago, during my time...
This blog post is a detailed summary of my recent keynote at ACM RecSys 2025 in Prague. You can watch the full video here.
It has been quite a while since I last shared a reading list on this blog. In the fast-paced world of technology, it’s easy to get caught up in the stream of papers and newsletters, but I’ve always...
A year of reasoning, agents, and compressed innovation cycles
(This blog post, as most of my recent ones, is written with AI assistance and augmentation. First time using nano banana for the infographics!)
Eighteen months ago, I wrote a post on how Large Language Models would change software development, sharing my early experiences with the technology. You can read those initial thoughts here. A lot...
