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Qualcomm, RISC-V, and the Crack in Nvidia's Monopoly


Elena Daehnhardt ·

Qualcomm circled Jim Keller's RISC-V startup Tenstorrent for up to $10bn, China drafted a $295bn plan to build AI data centres without Nvidia, and the Agentjacking attack turned fake Sentry errors into remote code execution on developers' machines. Read more...

AI is the New Literacy


Elena Daehnhardt ·

AI literacy is becoming as fundamental as reading and writing — a set of skills that shapes who can fully participate in modern work and life. Here is what it looks like in practice, for everyone. Read more...

Ethics, Gravity, and the Future We're Actually Building


Elena Daehnhardt ·

Google's Antigravity IDE killed the text editor in favour of agent orchestration, while the WHO demanded humanity 'hold the pen.' Explore the architectural shifts of Gemini 3 and why the AI Wild West is officially over. Read more...

Ethics, Code, Chips, and a Petaflop on Your Desk


Elena Daehnhardt ·

A structured breakdown of the week's AI workflow shifts: from NVIDIA's desktop petaflop and MIT's LLM modularity to why 91% of developers still insist on reviewing AI-generated code. Read more...

Self-critical AI


Elena Daehnhardt ·

Can Large Language Models achieve meta-cognition regarding their own stylistic patterns? In this primary research experiment, I tested Gemini, ChatGPT, and Claude to see if they could not only replicate my human writing style, but actively self-correct when confronted with AI-detection tools like Grammarly. Read more...

Mining Microblogs for Culture-awareness in Web Adaptation


Elena Daehnhardt ·

In this post, I am briefly writing up about what I did in my PhD research at Heriot-Watt University and the main idea behind the thesis. Read more...

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