Perpetual Learning
It’s fascinating to watch the evolution of artificial intelligence, especially when we discuss its limitations. The OpenAI IMO (International Mathematics Olympiad) team recently touched on a crucial aspect: Question 6. This wasn’t about finding the right answer, but about the model’s ability to recognize when it doesn’t have a solution. From my perspective, this is … Read more
Hey everyone! Today, I want to dive into something super important that’s pretty much at the intersection of my PhD work and the tech world we all live in: AI ethics and cybersecurity. It’s not just about cool new tech; it’s about how we build and use it responsibly. We’re seeing AI pop up everywhere, … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… you know how we talk about AI all the time? The cool stuff, the scary stuff, the way it’s changing everything? Well, turns out a ton of money is being spent to influence how governments think about it. I was digging into this, and something pretty wild popped up. As … Read more
As someone who’s spent decades in the tech trenches, I’ve seen AI evolve from simple calculators to complex systems that can write, code, and even create art. But a question keeps surfacing, one that gets to the heart of what it means to be intelligent: What’s the difference between an AI that can expertly mimic … Read more
Hey everyone, Mateo here! It’s July 28th, 2025, and I’ve been deep in the AI trenches, as usual. We’re hearing a lot about AI agents – those smart systems that can supposedly take a goal and figure out all the steps to get there, like booking your flights or planning your next big project. Sounds … Read more
It’s a concept that sounds straight out of science fiction: Sam Altman, the head of OpenAI, has floated the idea of giving every single person on Earth a personal, 24/7 AI assistant, powered by a future version of their technology, like GPT-5. And here’s the kicker: he suggests doing it for free. As someone who’s … Read more