— The TechAbys Journal
Practical, no-hype writing on deploying AI agents (Claude Code & OpenAI Codex), building 3D interactive websites, and running AI content engines — from the work we ship for clients across India, the Gulf and worldwide.
Most teams know they should adopt AI coding agents. Almost none know where to start. Here's the exact rollout we run — platform setup, MCP wiring, training and governance — that gets a team shipping without the pilot dying in month two.
Cerebras' wafer-scale chip is a dinner-plate of silicon with four trillion transistors — and benchmarks put it 21× faster than Nvidia's Blackwell at inference. Here's what "one giant chip" actually means for anyone building on AI.
A robotics startup is cleaning apartments for free — not for the cleaning, but for the first-person footage. In the AI era, the real moat isn't the hardware. It's the real-world data only you have.
Google shipped 100+ things at I/O 2026. Two actually matter: Gemini Flash (beats last year's Pro, runs 4× faster) and Omni, a "world model" that generates video with real physics. A plain-English breakdown.
The Setter 30 ranks the startups investors most want in. But if you're choosing where to work, the smarter bet may not be the $800B frontier lab. A look at where the upside actually sits.
A DeepMind pre-training lead says you don't need a Stanford PhD to work at a frontier lab — you need one of two scarce skills. Here's the path he describes, and how to start building it this month.
After 40+ AI content campaigns for jewellery and fashion brands, here's what AI product photography can genuinely replace, where it still needs a human, and how to brief it so the output looks editorial instead of obviously synthetic.