Elena' s AI Blog

Cursor Made Me Do It


AI makes coding feel like magic — until your ‘tiny app’ turns into a monster. Here’s how to enjoy the creative flow without losing control. Read more...

I have cloned my git repository and landed on main. How to get your branch


Cloned a repo and ended up on main? This two-second trick gets you to the right branch fast. Read more...

AI Got Rules, Wheels & a Lab Coat


AI just got new safety rules, Europe is steering into autonomous roads, and MIT taught models some physics. Busy week. Read more...

AI’s Busy Week


From Britain’s sovereign AI push to coding models that think like engineers, this week’s breakthroughs show AI growing brains, memory, and initiative — plus some long-overdue policy wins. Read more...

Gemini CLI versus Claude CLI


This blog post is about Gemini CLI and Claude CLI, their installation, usage, privacy, and effectiveness — with some ideas to help you choose the right AI tool for your terminal. Read more...

AI this week


ChatGPT goes mainstream with 700M weekly users, Google finds a cure for hallucinations, GPT-5 Codex rewrites your code, textbooks finally get personal, and AR learns when to keep quiet. Read more...

Vibe Coding with Cursor AI


Testing Cursor AI in Agent Mode feels like coding with a slightly eccentric but eager partner. Friendly, fast, sometimes forgetful — here’s how GPT-5, Auto mode, and grok-code-fast stack up, with real specs. Read more...

AI weekly news


This week in AI: leaner models beating the giants, Google rewriting the speed–accuracy trade-off, AI that codes for scientists, smarter DNA design, and OpenAI trying to tame the AI job market. Read more...

AI weekly


We have picked up new AI happenings this week: GRPO for smarter training, reasoning models that cut the nonsense, entry-level jobs under pressure, Nano Banana stealing the image crown, and GPT-5 hacks unlocking hidden power. Read more...

AI weekly wins


This week, AI became cheaper, more natural, and a lot more practical. Oxford’s new optimiser slashes training bills by 80%, OpenAI’s voice system talks like a real human, and Google’s ‘Nano Banana’ image model quietly outshines the big players. Somewhere between a notebook for AI memory and hybrid reasoning for everyone, the field is shifting from expensive experiments to everyday tools. Read more...

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