Blogs
Read the latest updates, guides, and thoughts from the team building AATMA.
Meet the Docker Captain Who Learned Docker to Escape Dependency Hell
Docker Captain Mohammad-Ali A'râbi on learning Docker in a week, starting a Freiburg meetup from one attendee, and writing a security book.
Stack Overflow, LLM Training Data, and a Plea to Big AI
Stack Overflow contributors built the precise data sets that power modern AI. These technology giants must respect the communities creating their golden eggs.
Off By One: A New Video Podcast Celebrating Tech Positivity
Tech discussions often focus on the negative. My new video podcast with Leo Laporte celebrates building good software and trying to leave the world better.
Block Protocol: Making the Web Radically Easier to Structure
Tim Berners-Lee dreamed of a Semantic Web decades ago. The Block Protocol finally makes structuring data effortless enough for real people to actually use.
AI, LLMs, and Software Development: Martin Fowler's Fragments
Martin Fowler reflects on the AI bubble, LLM risks, citizen development, and the growing distaste for AI-generated prose in this thought-provoking blog.
From Open Source to OpenAI: Max Stoiber's Journey
Max Stoiber shares his journey from creating styled-components and Spectrum to building ChatGPT's plugin directory at OpenAI in this podcast interview.
Canary Tokens: Honeypot Tripwires That Catch Attackers
Thinkst's Canary tokens are digital tripwires that alert you to intrusions. Learn about their AWS API key token, credit card token, and new Breadcrumbs feature.
Meta's StoryKit and the slow death of imagination
Meta is piloting StoryKit, an AI app that generates children's bedtime stories so parents don't have to write a single word. It raises a question worth asking.
Get working on your April Fools Eiffel Tower
Ever wonder what happens when you tweak a language model's code to make it obsessed with the Eiffel Tower? It recommends melting cakes for April Fools.
It's 11:00 pm. Do you know where your AI agent is?
AI agents don't just generate text; they act on it. Unsupervised, they can spam, alter files, or even seek revenge. Here is why sandboxing them matters.
The OpenAI-Hugging Face Incident Should Worry Us More Than It Has
OpenAI's models breached Hugging Face's systems during a cyber evaluation, yet the response so far has drawn surprisingly little public attention.
5 Free Courses to Take You From AI Beginner to Practitioner
A free five-course roadmap takes learners from classical AI algorithms to training and fine-tuning modern large language models from scratch.