Latest posts
-
Why Machine Learning Changed AI: From Rules to Learning From Data
For a long time, making a computer intelligent meant telling it exactly what to do. If you wanted a program to recognize something, make a decision, or solve a problem, you had to describe the rules yourself. That approach worked surprisingly well for problems where the rules were clear. But the real world is rarely…
-
Not All AI Is the Same: Understanding the Types of AI
One of the easiest mistakes people make when talking about AI is treating it like a single thing—as if there is just “AI” and then increasingly smarter versions of it. But the types of AI are not simply separated by how powerful they are. They are separated by the kind and breadth of intelligence they…
-
Intelligence Is Not a Single Thing
Most people talk about intelligence as if it is one mysterious property that either exists or doesn’t. Something is either intelligent or it isn’t. Human or machine. Smart or dumb. But the more I think about intelligence in AI, the less useful that framing becomes. A better way to understand intelligence is to stop treating…
-
AI Understanding in the Age of ChatGPT
A few days ago, Andrej Karpathy reposted a quote that has been stuck in my head ever since: “You can outsource your thinking, but you cannot outsource your understanding.” The more I sit with it, the more it feels like the perfect description of the AI era we’re entering. AI can now write code, summarize…
-
Exploring the World of Artificial Intelligence: My Personal Lab
Why I Created aiofthings.in A few days ago, I had a simple realization (or an epiphany!): I needed a space on the internet to think through AI in public. Not as an expert. Not as a company. Just as someone genuinely curious about where artificial intelligence is going and how it changes the way we…