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If you’re an Apple fan like me, September 2025 felt like Christmas came early. Apple officially launched the iPhone 17 lineup, and honestly? The iPhone 17 features did not disappoint. From a brand-new ultra-thin model… Read more: iPhone 17 Features: What Apple Got Right in 2025

We have all seen the movies. Robots take over, humans lose control, and the world ends. But how close is an AI apocalypse to reality? Spoiler: it is more complicated than Hollywood makes it look.… Read more: Will the AI Apocalypse Ever Really Happen?

If you felt like AI jumped forward a lot in the last year, you are absolutely right. AI progress in 2026 is not just incremental — it is a genuine leap. New models can reason,… Read more: AI Progress in 2026: Everything Is Changing, Faster Than You Think

A few days ago I completed the Claude 101 certification, and honestly? It was one of the most eye-opening things I’ve done in a while. If you’ve been curious about AI but weren’t sure where… Read more: I Just Got My Claude 101 Certification — Here’s What I Learned

If you’ve been following the world of artificial intelligence lately, you’ve probably heard the name Anthropic pop up more and more. But who are they, really? Where did they come from, and why does it… Read more: Anthropic AI Company: The Story So Far

If you blinked in the last two years, you may have missed a revolution. Artificial intelligence has gone from a hot topic at tech conferences to something that writes your emails, finds patterns in your… Read more: AI in 2026: The Biggest Leaps Yet & What the Experts Predict Next

AI crypto symbolism: I recently asked an AI image generator to create something simple and absurd: a gold coin in poop. What I got was even better than expected. The result? A perfectly stylised swirl… Read more: AI crypto symbolism

In a twist of financial irony, S&P 500 sees Best Day Amid Trade War Tensions: A Paradox in recent memory—right in the middle of one of its most uncertain periods. On April 9, 2025, the… Read more: S&P 500 sees Best Day Amid Trade War Tensions: A Paradox

Once again, the world’s two largest economies are locked in a tit-for-tat “US-China trade war” that’s beginning to look more like a schoolyard squabble than sound economic policy. With new tariffs announced almost monthly, many… Read more: US-China trade war

In recent times, a viral trend has emerged where individuals utilize artificial intelligence (AI) tools to create images reminiscent of Studio Ghibli’s iconic animation style. This movement has sparked widespread discussions about creativity, copyright, and… Read more: The Rise of AI-Generated Ghibli-Style Images and Their Impact

The Crispy Journey of French Fries: From Origins to World’s Best French fries, cherished for their golden crispiness and universal appeal, boast a rich history and a global presence. Let’s delve into their origins and… Read more: The Crispy Journey of French Fries: From Origins to World’s Best

Few foods have captured the hearts (and stomachs) of people around the world like the **hamburger**. Whether it’s a classic cheeseburger, a gourmet Wagyu burger, or a plant-based alternative, this beloved sandwich has evolved into… Read more: The Juicy History of the Hamburger: How It Became a Global Icon

Why Going Out with Friends Matters & the Power of a Stress-Relief Dance In a world where work and responsibilities take over, it’s easy to isolate yourself. While alone time is valuable, closing yourself off… Read more: Why Going Out with Friends Matters

Pizza is more than just a delicious comfort food—it’s a well-balanced meal that can bring joy and even some surprising health benefits when enjoyed in moderation. If you needed an excuse to indulge in pizza… Read more: Why You Should Eat Pizza at Least a Few Times a Week

Ashton Hall, a former college football player turned fitness influencer, has recently gone viral for hishighly disciplined 4 AM morning routine. His video, which has gained millions of views across social media, showcases a structured… Read more: Ashton Hall’s Viral Routine: Is It Discipline or Just Too Much?

In a world that constantly pushes for success and achievement, many of us feel like we are never doing enough. Whether in work, fitness, learning, or personal goals, the thought of “I need to do… Read more: I Need to Do More

Egypt’s pyramids have fascinated historians, archaeologists, and conspiracy theorists for centuries. Recent discoveries, including a buried Nile branch and claims of an underground city, have reignited debates about how these ancient marvels were built and… Read more: New Discoveries and Theories About the Pyramids of Egypt

In today’s fast-paced world, being busy is often seen as a burden. We juggle work, fitness, personal projects, and daily responsibilities, leaving little time for rest. But what if this packed schedule isn’t something negative?… Read more: Busy Tired but Happy: The Joy of a Productive Life

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a futuristic concept—it is actively shaping the way we live, work, and interact. From virtual assistants to smart automation, AI is making life easier in ways we never… Read more: How AI is Simplifying Life: Everyday Benefits of Artificial Intelligence

Life is a journey filled with unexpected twists, periods of reflection, and moments of transformation. Over the past weeks (or months), I’ve stepped away from this blog—not out of disinterest but out of necessity. Sometimes,… Read more: Embracing Change and Self-Care: A New Chapter for This Blog

Quick guide on how to Loop Videos & Add Audio tracks in python and add ad audio track to it: Here the .py script to do so (comment in line) Other resources Check my latest… Read more: Pyhton – Loop Videos & Add Audio tracks

Certainly! Here are some numbers and statistics about the universe based on current scientific understanding: It’s important to note that these numbers and statistics are based on our current understanding and are subject to refinement… Read more: Number and Stats about the Universe

The artificial intelligence research lab OpenAI has released GPT-4, the latest version of the groundbreaking AI system that powers ChatGPT, which it says is more creative, less likely to make up facts and less biased than… Read more: OpenAI says new model GPT-4 is more creative and less likely to invent facts

If you’ve been hearing about artificial intelligence everywhere lately but haven’t actually tried it yourself yet, this is your sign to go for it. You can try ChatGPT free right now, with no technical knowledge… Read more: Try ChatGPT Free — Your Beginner’s Guide to AI Chatting

Google’s AI generator creates HD video from text and is capable of producing 1280×768 videos at 24 frames per second from a written prompt. To know more : Other Google’s related posts: My latest posts… Read more: Google’s AI generator creates HD video from text

Compared to the approach taken by object detection algorithms before YOLO, which repurpose classifiers to perform detection, YOLO proposes the use of an end-to-end neural network that makes predictions of bounding boxes and class probabilities all at… Read more: YOLOv7: The Fastest Object Detection Algorithm (2022)

A human has won first place at an art competition at the Colorado State Fair, using an artificial intelligence (AI)-generated image. One of the judges in the competition – art historian Dagny McKinley – told… Read more: AI-Generated Artwork Wins State Fair Competition, Leaving Human Artists Unhappy

Transfer learning means taking the relevant parts of a pre-trained machine learning model and applying it to a new but similar problem. This will usually be the core information for the model to function, with… Read more: Transfer Learning with Python – Tensorflow

Yep thats right…GitHub update : new repo! I have just uploaded a new REPO on my GitHub in which i have the source codes of various “projects” i have done / im still doing. At… Read more: GitHub update : new repo!

Interesting articles to know more: from electriv.com (ITA) hw-upgrade.it Abstract: Turn in Norway: a self-driving bus enters service. The service started in the Norwegian city of Stavanger. The autonomous bus is equipped with various sensors,… Read more: Turn in Norway: a self-driving bus goes into service!

Abstract Microsoft has launched a project to train the artificial intelligence (AI) systems of drones. Project AirSim is, in effect, a flight simulator for drones, which companies can use to train and develop software controlling… Read more: Microsoft lauched project to train drone AI systems – AirSim

Life in the Universe: What are the Odds? As humanity casts an ever-wider net across the cosmos, capturing evidence of thousands of worlds, an ancient question haunts us: Is anybody out there? But..Why ? It’s… Read more: Life in the Universe: What are the Odds?

My desk setup Hi. Today I just wanted to talk about my desk setup. Just to tell everyone what I use daily as an engineering student and smart-worker !🍀 First I’ll introduce all the components,… Read more: MY SetUp(IT) – UPDATE

In fact it is very wow effect for non-experts in the sector, phrases like: LaMDA: The nature of my consciousness/sentience is that I am aware of my existence, I desire to learn more about the… Read more: LaMDA: GOOGLE breakthrough conversation technology

Robotic Arms Allow Partially Paralyzed Man To Feed Himself Cake For First Time In 30 Years For the first time in around 30 years, a partially paralyzed man has once again been able to feed… Read more: Robotic Arms Allow Partially Paralyzed Man To Feed Himself Cake For First Time In 30 Years

Hello everyone 😁 This is just a raw post to tell you that I have a new GitHub repo with some crypto indicators functions in python. Basically it contains some funcitons that compute some of… Read more: Update – Repo GitHub crypto indicators

As soon as i will be able to I will test iOS 16 on my Iphone XR. Till then I cannot say anything “not in others reviews”🤣

Hi! It has been a while. 😁 Unfortunatey I cannot manage to post more frequently due to many things that are going on right now ( tho all good !)👉😊👈 Introduction Today I just wanted… Read more: VirtualBox MACOS iso “MACH REBOOT” error – [SOLVED]

This weeks I had to create a DB, accessible from anywhere, to be integrated in an application and web app for a work project.Here I will explain how to Creation of a MySQL DB with… Read more: Creation of a MySQL DB with Google Cloud SQL

Today I want to share with you how to create a Custom Tensorflow-Keras model. Mainly because is something I just learnd that is very useful, especially when working with particular models structures. But why whould… Read more: Custom Tensorflow-Keras model

Today I want to share with you how to load custom keras model with custom metric. Saving a model is very easy and there are many ways to do it, all well explained in the… Read more: How to load custom tensorflow keras model with custom metric

Introduction This posts is meant to be an Introduction to tf.GradientTape. Tf.GradientTape is a tool that allows us to compute gradient wrt some variables and track tensorflow computations. Obviously, the possible computations are limited only… Read more: Introduction to tf.GradientTape

Custom Loss function w. Tensorflow, example: The code above is an example of (advanced) custom loss built in Tensorflow-keras. Lets analize it together to learn how to build it from zero. First of all we… Read more: Custom Loss function w. Tensorflow

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“Artificial intelligence is a branch of computer science dealing with the simulation of intelligent behavior in computers.”  Merriam Webster dictionary The first step forward in the evolution of neural networks occurred in 1943, when Mc-Culloch… Read more: The evolution of AI

Welcome, here I will show my First CNN experiment (in matlab) project in which is used trained ResNet50 to obtain a vector representation of the input (from Flower dataset of Tensorflow), from layer ‘fc1000’, that… Read more: First CNN experiment (in matlab)