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Iโve been a software developer for over 20 years. Today, I see my profession slowly disappearing. In this deeply personal article, I reflect on how AI systems like GitHub Copilot are not just assisting developers โ but replacing them. What remains for us in a world run by autonomous agents?
Why do large language models feel so human to talk to? This post explores the statistical foundations of LLMs, the illusion of thought, and what this might reveal about human cognition, consciousness, and the nature of thinking itself.
Neural network architecture isn’t just about stacking layers. It’s about understanding the hidden structure of information and designing systems that can reveal it. From simple perceptrons to attention-driven transformers, every innovation has been a step toward making machines see, understand, and reason more like us.
In machine learning, complex models often risk overfitting, capturing noise instead of patterns. L1 regularization offers an elegant solution: by penalizing the absolute value of model weights, it not only reduces overfitting but also tends to zero out irrelevant features entirely. This leads to simpler, more interpretable models, especially powerful in high-dimensional spaces. In this…
Are more channels always better? Not if you’re missing the fine print. In this post, we explore the tradeoff between spatial resolution and channel depth in CNN feature extractors โ and why it matters for detecting subtle defects in texture-heavy datasets like AITEX. Learn how anomalies can disappear in deep layers, and what it really…