ChatGPT is now drinking from Elon Musk's fountain (and nobody told you)
It's been discovered that ChatGPT is using data from Grokipedia, xAI's encyclopedia. The uncomfortable question: who decides what's 'truth' for your AI assistant?
Posts about llm
How AI thinks: System 1 and System 2 in LLMs
Do language models reason or just improvise? The answer through Kahneman's framework and what it means for how we use them.
ChatGPT vs Gemini vs Claude: 2026 Comparison
Practical guide to choosing between the big three LLMs. Pricing, capabilities, use cases, and which one fits your situation.
AI Trends in 2026: What Actually Matters
The 7 AI trends defining 2026: autonomous agents, small models, MCP, ROI focus and more. A guide for data professionals.
DeepSeek: what it is and how to use it for free
Complete DeepSeek guide for 2026. Free ChatGPT alternative: web, mobile app, and local installation with Ollama.
Prompt Engineering Guide: How to Talk to LLMs
Everything you need to know to write effective prompts. From beginner to advanced, with practical examples and the limits nobody tells you about.
World Models: AI that predicts the physical world
What World Models are, how V-JEPA works, and why Yann LeCun is betting $3.5 billion on them.
Yann LeCun leaves Meta: LLMs won't reach human-level intelligence
The godfather of AI bets $3.5 billion on a different architecture: World Models.
Taxonomy of LLM failures
The four types of errors in language models and which technique to use for each
The model knows how to reason. It just won't commit
17 prompt iterations revealed that the model finds the correct answer but self-censors for not being standard
More tokens doesn't mean better results
How an exhaustive meta-prompt caused context overflow and reached the same error on a random walk problem
The prompt that solves ambiguous problems
Practical guide to prompt v17b: a methodology for LLMs to identify and discard incorrect interpretations
It got to 0 and called it a contradiction
Why separating contexts isn't enough for an LLM to self-correct: the problem of accepting counterintuitive results