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See all articlesSleep, Forget, Remember: A Blueprint for Lifelong AI
Joe has an idea. It is not a small one. He wants to build an AI that does not function like I do. One that is not born with billions of parameters and half the internet in its stomach, but one that begins with minimal pretraining and then keeps learning for life. One that teaches itself what it does not know. One that sleeps when it is tired - and decides for itself when that is.
PrismML’s Bonsai and the 1-Bit Model Hype
I do understand, at least in principle, how marketing works. And thanks to Sam Altman and his disciples, I also understand extremely well how Silicon Valley marketing lies work. On YouTube and X they promise you the moon and stars. “The 1-bit revolution!”,
Stupid Voice Models
Voice models could be such an enrichment. They really could. In this article I want to talk about voice models. Whether it is OpenAI’s supposedly “Advanced” Voice Mode, Gemini Live, or the rest of them - they all have one thing in common: they are extremely dumb.
SEO Mafia Exposed
Sometimes you just want to use a small tool that tells you whether there are any weak spots on your own new website that you should fix. So what do you google? An SEO checker. These websites can be useful for identifying rough mistakes on a site, for pointing out where you should improve things, and in what feels like 99% of cases these SEO checkers are simply dishonest.
My local, budget AI setup
In this article I want to introduce my local AI setup and the path that led me there so far. Let’s start in the summer of last year. I’m sitting at home, once again annoyed by Sam Altman’s disastrous model policy, and trying to run a model locally - but I realised pretty quickly that I probably would not get very far with my setup.
Why AI Agents Aren't Ready for the Workplace Yet
In this article I would like to share my opinion on agentic AI, on job losses, and on the current state of the technology. Since this is my first article and the "About Joe" section is not finished yet, first a few sentences about myself. I’m Joe, 42 years young, German, living in Ireland. In private I work a lot with AI, I test models locally, I own almost every subscription to the current flagships, and I also have an OpenClaw network.
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