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AI that knows your actual data instead of just sitting in a chat window. MCP makes it possible — and getting started is easier than you'd think.
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ChatGPT sometimes invents sources that don't exist — and sounds completely convinced while doing it. What 'hallucination' means, why it's not a bug but a structural problem, and what you can do about it.
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The perfect moment to get started was yesterday. The next best is right now. No prior knowledge needed, no subscription needed — and yet you can start using AI for real tasks today.
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The scheduler ran, the article was good, the commit never arrived. An honest account of AI automation, sandboxing, and the difference between content and infrastructure.
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A blog about AI, built with AI. Sounds like clickbait, but it's just true. Here's how it actually went.
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AI without cloud, without data sharing, running directly on your own machine. Ollama makes it surprisingly simple — if you know the hardware requirements.
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One API key, hundreds of models, real privacy options — OpenRouter is more than an aggregator. Useful for beginners, tinkerers, and small businesses alike.
Read more →Perplexity: The AI That Actually Searches the Web
Perplexity actually searches the web, cites sources, and gives current answers. When is that better than ChatGPT — and when do I still reach for Google?
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