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Botfooding: What Happens When Your First User Is an AI?
Explore the concept of "botfooding," where an LLM serves as a product's first user, providing unexpected insights and valuable fee...
AI-Driven User Intent Targeting for SEO
AI-driven user intent targeting is transforming SEO by moving beyond keywords to understand the “why” behind every search. Leverag...
Marketing Laws That Push the Boundaries of Ethics (In Google AI Overview's Words...
The 23 Laws of Marketing: Master Them or Die is a book of marketing principles. It is written as a weaponized doctrine, not as a p...
Executable Language and the Disappearance of Accountability
AI is creating authoritative texts without authors. Courts, banks, and governments are already using them. The paper names them Nu...
The Death of Clicks: Why Google's AI Overviews Are an Existential Threat to SEO
SEO isn't dead, but AI Overviews are draining its lifeblood. Clicks are collapsing, zero-click searches are rising, and authority...
If Reality Can Hurt Us, Can Virtual Reality Heal Us?
Virtual reality can be used to help people recover from trauma. The brain does not distinguish sharply between what is real and wh...
A Quick Guide to Quantization for LLMs
Quantization is a technique that reduces the precision of a model’s weights and activations. Quantization helps by: Shrinking mode...
Autonomous Agents at Scale: Lessons from Redis + Symfony Scheduler
By building on our asynchronous foundation, we have successfully transformed our AI agent from a manually-triggered tool into a fu...
Unified Architecture for Artificial General Intelligence Based on Similarity Top...
The Similarity Field Network is not just a new AI architecture. It is an attempt to realize a mind free from biological compromise...
Automation of ALT Text Generation for Images Using the OpenAI API
I built a service that auto-generates unique h1, alt text, and titles for images using OpenAI. This improved SEO, accessibility, r...
Search Won’t Be One Thing Anymore
It’s strange to think that the search market might get bigger by breaking apart.
