AI Content and Google: What Gets Penalised and What Does Not
Google does not penalise AI content as such. It penalises something else, and the distinction matters more than most people think.
Tag: AI
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Humanoid Robots: Impressive Demos, Narrow Reality
The videos are genuinely remarkable. The deployed use cases are considerably narrower than the videos imply.
Autonomous Driving’s Last Ten Percent
The first ninety percent of self-driving was solved years ago. The remainder has consumed a decade and most of the money.
The Million-Token Context Window: What You Actually Get
Large context windows became standard. What they enable, and why bigger is not always better.
AI Writes Most of the Code: What Is Left for Developers
Coding tools crossed from assistant to executor during 2026. A realistic look at what changed in day-to-day work.
Practical Ways to Use AI Tools That Are Not Writing Emails
The obvious uses are covered everywhere. These are the ones that reliably save time and get less attention.
AI Agent Security: The New Attack Surface Most People Ignore
An AI agent with access to your systems is a useful tool and a serious risk at the same time. The common attack patterns and how to defend against them.
Open Models: When It Makes Sense to Run AI on Your Own Server
More serious models now ship with open weights. When self-hosting genuinely pays off, and when it is just an expensive way to get worse results.
The EU AI Act Is in Full Force: What You Actually Need to Do
European AI regulation is no longer an announcement. A practical rundown of the obligations for companies that use AI rather than build it.
Agentic AI: The Difference Between a Tool That Answers and One That Works
2026 is the year of agents. Here is what concretely changed and where the real limits of these systems sit.