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AI and programming enthusiast, scratching the surface of emerging tech trends through tutorials, blog posts and analysis, all centered on the intersection of AI, machine learning and cloud.



Can an AI Reveal Its Own Worst Flaws? I Put Claude to the Test.
Most of us interact with AI daily, and it's incredible at making our lives easier. But we've all seen it happen: an AI will perform a complex task perfectly, only to stumble on something that seems incredibly simple. They can behave in strange, even annoying ways.

Create , Publish and Debug Powerful N8N Workflows using Claude AI + MCP
N8n is rapidly becoming one of the most popular workflow automation tools on GitHub. It has garnered an impressive 130,000 stars and continues to grow daily. Creating workflows with N8n is increasingly straightforward, thanks to its expanding community and modular plugin system. However, designing powerful workflows can still present

The High Risk of Running Code Locally - Here's How to Secure Projects with Docker in One Command
If security is a priority for you, running applications directly on your local machine can introduce notable risks, particularly as you start managing an increasing number of projects and supply chain security becomes a significant concern. Docker can greatly reduce this risk by isolating applications within secure containers. The problem?

This AI-generated Code Can Destroy your Business
AI can now generate code with incredible autonomy, something we often call "vibe coding." This means more people can code, and we're seeing "citizen developers" pop up all over the globe. It's boosting productivity and turning ideas into reality faster than ever

Let AI Do What you Want Using These Psychological Hacks
AI is becoming a very powerful tool for all of us and helps us with everyday things like never before. But we also know the flipside of the coin: this same power can be abused to do things we or others are not supposed to do, from manipulating public opinion

Turn Any Image into a Puzzle Game with SegmentAnything and AI
A few months ago, I mentioned an incredible AI tool developed by Meta called Segment Anything. You can see it in action here: https://segment-anything.com/demo#. Essentially, it's a collection of AI models designed to break down any image into meaningful parts, all without needing any prior

Your Workflow Automation (N8n, Make &Co.) Got Hacked? Here's The First Thing You Should Do
Since the explosion of Generative AI a couple of years ago, we've seen a significant increase in companies and everyday people building automation workflows. These tools make life easier for various tasks, from fetching emails and analyzing documents to creating posts and thousands of other applications. In this

Turn your Telegram into an AI Agent with ActivePieces
In the past, I've shared insights about Activepieces, a remarkably powerful and often underestimated automation platform. It offers many capabilities similar to what n8n provides, but with a significant advantage: native support for AI agents, MCP servers, and much more. The beauty of Activepieces lies in its open-source

How To Make Your AI Ask The Right Questions (Before It Answers)
When working with AI models such as Claude or GPT-4 on complex tasks – whether it's crafting a business strategy, planning an event, or tackling a technical challenge – most people default to a simple question-and-answer exchange. You lay out your initial needs, and the AI immediately churns out a

Generate Mind-blowing Animations with Claude.AI in Seconds
People often use AI to make images, text, or even videos that are ready to play. While these are strong tools, there's another, less known but very important capability of AI: Making Video or GIF animations with a single prompt and w/o any extra tools. This example

Your AI Chat History: A Ticking Privacy Bomb?
Imagine you read this in the news: Yesterday at 11:30 AM, ChatGPT was hacked, and the data of 120 million users was leaked. While, thankfully, this specific headline is fictional, the unsettling reality is that such an event could be very real. Perhaps your immediate thought is: 'I