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 opinion
OpenAI launches Prism: the end of the generic chatbot has begun
A free workspace with GPT-5.2 for writing papers in LaTeX. But the real news isn't Prism: it's what it represents about where AI is heading.
AI Slop: why we're sick of AI-generated content
The internet is filling up with mass-produced AI garbage. What AI Slop is, why it's a problem, and how to tell real content from noise.
GenBI: the end of the data analyst bottleneck
What is Generative Business Intelligence, why ChatGPT+SQL doesn't work, and how the semantic layer changes the game. What it means for your career as an analyst.
On-premise is back: why companies are fleeing AI cloud
After years of 'everything to cloud', companies discover they might not want their data traveling to third-party servers. Ollama, vLLM, and the return of control.
What nobody tells you about implementing AI in small business
The truth about AI projects in SMBs. What works, what doesn't, actual costs, and how to avoid wasting money.
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.
Why I stopped being 'the dashboard guy' and learned Data Engineering
The story of how I went from a stuck analyst making reports to actually understanding how data works. And why you should consider it.
DeepSeek: the tradeoff between cost, performance, and data sovereignty
Low costs, high performance, open source... and your data on Chinese servers. Risk analysis and alternatives for Western companies.
AI in Spain 2025: adoption, barriers, and real opportunities
Complete analysis of AI in Spain: adoption data, global comparison, the three big barriers, and opportunity sectors. Updated January 2026.
My AI development stack in 2026: what I use and why
The AI tools I use daily for coding, automation and productivity. No sponsorships, just what actually works.
Premium doesn't chase
If you go looking for clients, you'll negotiate from below. If clients come to you, you'll negotiate from above. The difference isn't one of degree, it's one of nature.
"That's impossible" (and why you should ignore whoever says it)
What AI can actually do for your business. Real cases, realistic expectations, and why those who say "impossible" are usually the ones who don't know how.
Why nobody looks at your dashboard (and why it's not your fault)
Most dashboards are corporate theater. Decisions are made by gut feeling and justified with data afterwards.
Why your "failures" are your greatest advantage
Random jobs and failed projects aren't wasted time. Every experience adds context that accumulates.
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.
The AI bubble: 7 trillion looking for returns
Who wins, who loses, and why you should care. Analysis of massive AI investment and its bubble signals.
95% see no results with AI (and why that's normal)
The J-curve of adoption nobody tells you about. Why productivity drops before it rises when you adopt AI.
90% of your data is garbage nobody knows how to process
Why companies buy AI without having their data ready. The data plumbing problem.
Don't be a fanboy of any model
A year of real data using AI to code. My Cursor usage graph and why I jumped from model to model.
36% of Spanish companies now use AI: what it means for you
AI adoption data in Spain in 2025 and what it means for those who work with data. A view from Andalusia.
Using AI cost $1000. Now it costs $1. What's your excuse?
AI costs dropped 1000x in two years. If you're not using it, it's not about money. It's fear, ignorance, or laziness.
AI won't take your job. Someone who uses it better will.
Excel has been around for 40 years and hardly anyone masters it. AI will be the same. Your edge isn't the tool—it's how long you've been using it.
What Square Enix forgot about product design
FFXVI vs a French indie studio. Why designing by metrics kills the experience and what your business can learn from it.