Elena' s AI Blog

Who Did the AI Learn From?


Large language models learn like Rembrandt's students once did — by studying the masters. But unlike the studio, their sources are hidden. Should AI be more transparent about who it learned from? Read more...

This week in AI


This week’s AI breakthroughs make the technology feel less like distant research and more like practical tools. From open-source giants and real-time voice recognition to edge creativity, workplace automation, and smarter data reasoning — here are five updates worth your attention. Read more...

Processes


This post is about managing processes on Linux/macOS and Windows — how to check what’s running, how to stop it (politely or otherwise), and what it means to run things in the background. We’ll explore OS-specific commands and tools such as ps, top, kill, Task Manager, and tasklist, with plenty of examples and the occasional cautionary tale. Read more...

This week in AI


From Europe’s multilingual AI surge to Google’s ultra-efficient Gemma model, Meta’s self-supervised vision leap, and new tools reshaping AI safety and testing — here are the top AI developments this week. Read more...

Brewing with Homebrew


In this post, we will provide an overview of Homebrew, a package manager that simplifies installing, updating, and managing software on macOS and Linux. It acts like an "app store" for command-line tools and other developer-centric software. For Windows, Homebrew primarily works within the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Read more...

Workflow Automation with n8n


Let me share how n8n workflow automation changed my blogging life. This guide covers installation, setup, database configuration, AI chatbot creation, and real-world templates to make your content creation smoother - no coding headaches included. Read more...

Will SaaS Survive?


SaaS isn't dying—it's evolving. AI is disrupting traditional workflows and pricing models, but innovative companies are adapting by becoming infrastructure layers, owning domain expertise, and focusing on outcomes rather than interfaces. Read more...

This week in AI


This week in AI saw groundbreaking releases from industry giants. OpenAI unveiled GPT-5 along with open-source GPT-OS-120b and 20b, making high-end AI accessible from laptops to phones. Google introduced DeepPolisher for genome error correction and Genie 3 for creating interactive virtual worlds. Alibaba launched GSPO powering Qwen3, plus Qwen-Image for free text-to-image generation. Anthropic rolled out Persona Vectors for consistent AI personalities. New mobile-ready AI models and coding assistants rounded out a week that made AI faster, more open, and more integrated into everyday tech. Read more...

Cursor AI for Python Development


Have you ever wondered if AI will make you a lazy programmer? In this post, I share my journey with Cursor AI after a month of extensive testing. Read more...

On AI Coding Assistants


After months of hands-on experience with AI coding assistants, I am excited to share with you my opinion on working with Google Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude AI. Read more...

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