Artificial Code
Stefano MaestriAI weekly trends that matter for AI engineers and software developers
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Local or cloud is the wrong question: AI will be hybrid
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A week in which I come back to a topic close to my heart for a while now: how we are optimizing AI to run locally, and where all...
The README is dead, long live onboarding: documenting in the age of agents
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Week of getting back from PyCon Italia, and with this issue’s deep dive I start from a provocation I have been carrying since tho...
Internet of Agents: The Big Players Lay the Rails, OpenClaw and Hermes Already Ride on Them
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This was a week of heavy hitters on the agent front, with parallel announcements from Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic that, taken t...
Thinking Machines and OpenAI rewrite voice: simultaneous translation is no longer walkie-talkie
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Important week for voice interaction, with two releases just a few days apart that I decided to cover together in the deep dive:...
Hermes Agent at home: the assistant that decides on its own how to talk to me and build my site
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A week dedicated to agents, from various angles. In the deep dive I tell you about my experience with Hermes Agent, which for a f...
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