Tag: ai

All the articles with the tag "ai".

• ⭐️ Edtek: how a small team built a hallucination-free legal AI that beats the giants

  Posted on:May 11, 2026 |  at 09:00 AM

  A note on Edtek — the AI product company I co-founded, why we keep beating much larger competitors on what looks like a commodity (RAG), and why our science-plus-engineering background turns out to be the unfair advantage in legal AI.

• New paper in Nature's Scientific Reports: benchmarking multimodal LLMs on dynamical astronomy

  Posted on:April 5, 2026 |  at 10:00 AM

  A new paper in Scientific Reports: a systematic benchmark of multimodal LLMs — commercial and open-source, large and small — on a real astronomical classification problem. Commercial models hit F1 = 100% on simple cases; even small local open-source models reach surprisingly useful accuracy.

• ⭐️ Large Language Models in Psychology: a Workshop for MSc Students

  Posted on:March 24, 2026 |  at 10:00 AM

  A six-hour workshop for MSc students in personality psychology on how to use large language models efficiently — from the inner mechanics of transformers to practical applications, caveats, and demos.

• Why LegalTech Startups Fail: The Case for Integrators

  Posted on:September 15, 2025 |  at 01:00 PM

  Most LegalTech startups still sell rigid products, but lawyers need flexible integration. The future belongs to integrators who unite law, AI, and IT.

• Why AI Has Brought More Losses Than Gains to LegalTech — and What to Do About It

  Posted on:August 24, 2025 |  at 08:00 AM

  Despite hype, most GenAI investments in LegalTech fail to deliver ROI. The missing element is disciplined economic assessment — without it, adoption turns into sunk cost.

• ⭐️ Beyond Adoption: The Real Challenge of AI in Law Firms

  Posted on:August 21, 2025 |  at 08:00 AM

  AI adoption in law firms is widespread, but true transformation remains rare. The real challenge lies not in trying tools like ChatGPT, but in restructuring workflows where legal expertise, AI capabilities, and IT integration meet. Without this, adoption stays superficial and impact limited.

• Why AI Hasn’t Taken Off in Law: A Counterintuitive Reason

  Posted on:February 26, 2025 |  at 09:00 AM

  LLMs promised to replace lawyers, but real transformation is rare. The paradox: effective use of AI in law requires deeper expertise, not less.

• ⭐️ Myths About Large Language Models

  Posted on:February 15, 2024 |  at 09:35 AM

  Many people believe that Large Language Models (LLMs) are difficult to learn, exclusive to developers, and limited to text generation. In this article, I debunk these myths and reveal the true potential of LLMs.

• auphonic — a magic tool for podcasters

  Posted on:September 15, 2023 |  at 01:00 PM

  Been podcasting for 3 yrs. Love making content, but audio editing, noise cleaning, etc. can be dull. But when I found auphonic.com, many issues were resolved automatically! It looks plain, but works wonders. Definitely recommend.

• The Power of Laziness for Software Development with AI

  Posted on:September 8, 2023 |  at 01:00 PM

  LLM tools are amazing! They help me daily. But, not all LLM tools are good - tools like Notion & Spark does not save time. ChatGPT is fine, but all the rest seems to be unusable. My own scripts utilising APIs perform better… Hope to see the first solid AI product soon.

• Why I do not value AI-powered services?

  Posted on:September 8, 2023 |  at 08:00 AM

  LLM tools are amazing! They help me daily. But, not all LLM tools are good - tools like Notion & Spark does not save time. ChatGPT is fine, but all the rest seems to be unusable. My own scripts utilising APIs perform better… Hope to see the first solid AI product soon.

• AI in astronomy

  Posted on:September 1, 2023 |  at 08:00 AM

  How AI & ML could be used in astronomy?