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Code, technology
and a little grumbling.
Longer reads about programming, tools, games and technology. Without pretending every new development will change the world — or taking offence when the world occasionally does change.
9 articles
SEO: when helping Google turns into gaming Google
Where does honest optimisation end and manipulation of Google rankings begin? On links, paid publications, AI and SEO for people.
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ChatGPT Ads in Poland: advertising is only the beginning
Ads have reached ChatGPT in Poland, but the bigger shift is happening in search. What does AI Search mean for SEO and business visibility?
Read article →10,000 agents, 88 hours and a million-dollar problem. AI gets serious about science
OpenAI set around 10,000 AI agents to work on the Navier–Stokes problem. More interesting than the million dollars is the process itself — and what it says about the future of science, authorship and the data shared with models.
Read article →Meta vs almost the entire US. New Mexico was only the beginning
$942 million in New Mexico, a multistate settlement worth billions, and an increasingly important dispute over whether platform responsibility ends with user content.
Read article →AI was supposed to replace developers. What if a developer with AI is cheaper?
AI may write code faster, but someone still has to understand the problem, review the result and take responsibility. Where might the economic sweet spot between people and AI lie today?
Read article →Meta profits from scams. Brzoska calls its bluff.
ScamWatch aims to measure platforms’ responses to fraudulent ads. We also examine where the $16 billion and PLN 20 million a day came from — and which figures are actually solid data.
Read article →How much does a website cost? From PLN 500 to PLN 12,000.
A price without a scope says little. Why can quotes for websites and shops differ severalfold — and how do you compare offers sensibly?
Read article →Do I use AI? Of course. The question is: how?
AI can speed up work, but it can also slow it down and produce a very convincing wrong answer. What does the research show, and where does help from a tool end and human responsibility begin?
Read article →You paid for it. But do you really own it?
From The Crew and “purchased” films to Fisker. What does owning a product mean when it still depends on the manufacturer’s server?
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