The AI Editing Merry-go-Round

Aug 27, 2026 | Blog

Editing has become much easier with the arrival of capable AI models that process language well, at least for those languages that are properly represented in its training corpus. Previously, finding the last typo or grammar error was painful, for both author and...

AI detection: The broken gate

Aug 14, 2026 | Blog

Teachers, editors and recruiters – and all of us who read online content – are struggling with the problem of telling AI-generated text from the “real thing,” something that was actually written by a human. Now, finally, detection seems to have...

The end of “done”

Jul 31, 2026 | Blog, homepage

Nobody enjoys software testing. It is boring, repetitive and only there to annoy people: developers get to fix things they considered done; users have to wait another few weeks for a release. However, everybody sees it as important, so agile software development and...

With Generative AI, we risk stealing from our own future

Jul 5, 2026 | Blog, homepage

Using Generative AI is very convenient. Need a nice presentation on last year’s sales? Give it the raw data and a bit of direction, and a few minutes later, you have that PowerPoint that took you a day to prepare in the past. Need a simple app that supports your...

The lost generation

Jun 3, 2026 | Blog, homepage

Those of us who still remember their college days or their first job experiences might occasionally think back in horror at how many stupid mistakes they made that were called out by teachers or superiors and probably landed them bad grades or got them into deep...

The Coding Rollercoaster

Jun 2, 2026 | Blog

Recently, I needed to convert an Excel-based tool into something more robust, and I decided to build a React.js application with the help of Claude Opus. Within less than four hours, I had a flawlessly working web application, just based on Claude’s analysis of...