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I attended the Bielik Summit 2025 today (unfortunately only virtually), and several speakers mentioned an MIT report regarding AI implementation in organizations. Naturally, I grabbed it (you can…
Read more →I’m excited about Small Language Models (SLMs), which essentially means AI on your own computer or within your infrastructure. The promise is tempting: full data privacy, zero API…
Read more →Agile in Name, Rigid by Ritual. Why Scrum Paralyzes Internal IT Teams. Introduction: Agile, or “agility.” A word that has dominated the IT industry. But forget IT—Elon Musk…
Read more →A few words on RAG. The promise is tempting: “connect” a chatbot to your database of PDF documents, and it will answer questions about them. In theory, it…
Read more →Intro: The End of Analysis Paralysis. Time for Pragmatism. The world of AI is full of buzz around giant language models (LLMs). This can be intimidating and lead…
Read more →Introduction The goal of any serious AI implementation in business-or really, of anything, anywhere-is to solve a specific problem. Of course, the TONS of HYPE and FAME cause…
Read more →Usually, when people think of AI, names like Gemini, ChatGPT, or—less often, which is a shame—Claude come to mind. To use such a tool for anything other than…
Read more →Almost every day, I encounter a misunderstanding of what AI is. A vast number of people see no difference between the concepts of an assistant and an agent,…
Read more →I recently read a very interesting paper (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2401.01313v1) titled “Why Language Models Hallucinate” by Adam Tauman Kalai, Ofir Nachum, Santosh S. Vempala, and Edwin Zhang. The authors analyze…
Read more →Hi, I’m Kordian. For over twenty years, the world of IT has been my natural environment. On a daily basis, I lead an IT team and design and…
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