AI may not threaten our autonomy as much as we think. It could help us spend less attention on trivial choices and preserve it for the decisions that really matter.

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Bomba Megabitowa 2025 in Lodz, Poland. There’s something sacred about standing on a theatre stage. It is a place built for emotion, precision, and presence — where every gesture matters. At the Grand Theatre in Łódź, where ballerinas usually dance and actors recite lines, I sat in front of hundreds of young people to speak about FinalSpark’s work on computers from living neurons. It was Bomba Megabitowa , a technology conference organized by Maciej Kawecki in honor of Stan

Artificial Intelligence on GPUs as we know it today is not sustainable for the next five to ten years. Although we still do not see it coming. The industry and most of the research is focused on speed and accuracy of the algorithms, and energy expenditures are not a major concern for most of the current AI projects (unless you want to build a new LLM model). AI is still not consuming enough energy to makes us worry about it.

I love watching ballet, it has always been a great inspiration for me. I think ballerinas can teach us a lot about performance. The...