Artificial Intelligence Blogs for Technologists
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AI in banking, LLMs in production, AI infrastructure and governance, and what actually changes when you deploy AI at enterprise scale, written for technologists not hype-chasers.
Finally, an AI That Understands Money, Part Three: Teaching It What Is Out of Character
Abnormal is always relative. An embedding computed in advance can hold an inbound payment before it arrives, and the same property explains where this approach fails. This is the last of three parts. Part one explains what Revolut’s PRAGMA is and how it works. Part two covers credit and financial inclusion. Where the first two […]
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The Lazy AI Strategy: Stop Hiring Young People
If AI Means You No Longer Hire Juniors, You Are Doing AI Wrong I recently read TechCentral’s article, “South African tech juniors squeezed as AI reshapes hiring.” It describes a disturbing shift in the technology labor market. Junior developers are struggling to get into the industry, entry level salaries are under pressure, and companies increasingly […]
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Right-Click Any Folder to Launch Claude Code in Ghostty (With Bypass Permissions On)
The friction in using Claude Code has never really been the tool itself, it is the ceremony that surrounds starting it, because you have to open a terminal, remember where the project actually lives, change into that directory, type the command, and then clear the same permission prompt for the twentieth time that morning before […]
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From zero to a full AWS account health check with Claude Code
Most AWS accounts accumulate risk quietly. Nobody sets out to leave a broker with zero alarms, or to run two supposedly multi availability zone brokers in the same availability zone, or to leave statement level database logging writing customer data to plain text files. These things happen one reasonable seeming decision at a time, and […]
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