I write on AI
from the inside.
My posts cover how people learn to work with AI and why rollouts succeed or fall apart. I also look into the history of technology, because many of today's ideas are centuries old.
Babbage’s Analytical Engine and Ada Lovelace – The Birth of Programming
How did Charles Babbage design the first programmable machine, and how did Ada Lovelace write the first algorithm in history? Discover the birth of programming, from Jacquard’s cards to the visionary nineteenth-century ideas that anticipated computers by 100 years.
The Jacquard Loom – When Fabric Became a Program
How an 1801 weaving invention controlled by punched cards became the first program in history and inspired the pioneers of computing, from Babbage to IBM.
The Dream of the Golem. The Ancient Roots of Artificial Intelligence
Discover the ancient myths, from the Greek Talos to the Jewish Golem, that shaped our idea of artificial intelligence thousands of years ago.
AI Isn’t Magic. And That’s a Good Thing.
Everyone is talking about a breakthrough. Hardly anyone talks about what actually works on a Monday morning in an ordinary company.
How to Implement AI in Your Company Without Chaos
Don’t start with tools. Start with the processes you already have, and find where AI makes a difference.
Prompt Engineering: From Zero to a Working Tool
Writing prompts isn’t an art. It’s a craft. And you can learn it in a single day.