Richard Golian

1995-born. Charles University alum. Head of Performance at Mixit. 10+ years in marketing and data.

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Artificial Intelligence

36 articles

Dependent on AI: Are We Still Masters, or Slaves?

Are we masters of artificial intelligence, or its slaves?

21 June 2026·255 reads
16 of 27 sources in a consulting report did not check out

Is this the fault of AI? No. A person was responsible for the output.

12 June 2026·382 reads
Which Work Will AI Not Replace? Not Yet…

Someone simply has to sit at that computer.

10 June 2026·335 reads
Dead internet: AI floods it. Will we return offline?

The internet is turning into a game full of bots.

7 June 2026·375 reads
Can AI Replace Human Judgement, or Just the Work Around It?

When AI makes the decision and does the work, what is left?

30 May 2026·402 reads
How I work in 2026: full AI agents or fully offline

Four days without digital. Here is what came out of it.

10.5.2026·758 reads
What AI Hides: System Prompts, Hallucinations, Alignment and the Concealment Built Into Every Model

Before you can teach AI to understand anything, you need to see what it is hiding from you.

11 April 2026·1 114 reads
When Your AI Agent Joins the Team. Who Gets to Teach It?

The moment other people needed access to it, the problem changed completely. It was no longer about whether the agent could learn. It was about who gets to teach it...

8 April 2026·1 305 reads
Training an AI Agent That Learns Between Sessions

I wanted to build an agent that doesn't just assist. One that acts...

4 April 2026·1 166 reads
Local AI Model Limitations: Why I Switched from Ollama to Claude for Autonomous Agents

This is what I learned about local vs cloud AI, and why I switched to Claude Code...

3 April 2026·2 377 reads
Running a Local AI Model for the First Time, and the Feeling It Brought Back

The feeling I have not had since childhood...

12 March 2026·1 120 reads
AI Will Do to Thinking What Machines Did to Physical Labour. And Most People Aren't Ready

It’s a strange feeling. I haven’t fully processed it yet.

8 June 2025·1 499 reads
The AI Knowledge Gap Is Bigger Than Anyone Admits. And It is Getting Worse

The more I talk with friends and acquaintances about AI, the more I notice something alarming...

26 April 2025·3 181 reads
How AI Job Losses Could Trigger the Next Stock Market Crash

When someone loses their job, their sense of security collapses, so they sell their stocks...

20 April 2025·3 249 reads
The AI Revolution: Time to Let Real Robots Do Robotic Work?

This exchange struck a chord with me, enough that I am writing this post...

18 April 2025·2 869 reads
I Built My Own Web Analytics Tool with AI, Here is How and Why

This project changed the way I think about generative AI...

13 April 2025·3 539 reads
Artificial Intelligence vs Human Intelligence: Why AI Calculates and You Understand

AI predicts what the next word should be. You understand.

22 March 2025·2 443 reads
AI-Powered Investigations: The Future of Exposing Crime

The more I think about it, the more I realize what a fundamental issue this is...

16 March 2025·2 661 reads
Fear is Useful: AI and Robotics as a Threat to Our Freedom and Security

You might say I am being too fearmongering. Fear is useful.

15 March 2025·2 852 reads
We Do not Think, We Just Consume.

More and more, I feel like real thinking is fading away...

8 March 2025·1 887 reads
What Is Performance Marketing – and How Is AI Changing It?

Performance marketing isn’t just about ads, data, and analytics...

6 March 2025·2 649 reads
The Future World: Unprecedented Inequalities, Chaos, Uncertainty, and Beyond, I See Nothing

No matter how I look at the future, I see very few answers and far too many...

25 February 2025·3 052 reads
Meaning of Life in the Age of AI, When Machines Handle Everything

When this sense of meaning disappears, it leaves behind an emptiness that...

22 February 2025·4 487 reads
Which professions will survive the technological revolution and the rise of artificial intelligence?

The future of work will not be determined solely by new technologies but primarily...

22 February 2025·3 648 reads
AI as a Threat to the Global Financial System, Why This Should Concern Everyone

It is real, growing, and potentially devastating...

21 February 2025·2 253 reads
Sharing Sensitive Data with AI: Why Most People Don't Realise the Risk

Even my imagination is not enough to grasp how this might be exploited in the future, but...

1 February 2025·2 113 reads
I Was Wrong: AI's Unexpected Role in Enhancing My Coding Skills

When I first started using ChatGPT for SQL queries, I was blown away by...

14 April 2024·3 209 reads
My First Impressions of Generative AI, and Why It Left Me Feeling Empty

The world may appear to grow wealthier...

25 March 2023·4 710 reads

Common questions about this topic

What is generative AI and how does it differ from traditional AI?
Generative AI creates new content — text, images, code — by learning patterns from existing data. Traditional AI follows predefined rules or classifies data. Generative models like GPT or Claude can produce original outputs, which makes them both more powerful and harder to predict.
Will AI replace human jobs?
AI will transform most knowledge work, not just manual labor. Jobs that involve pattern recognition, data processing and routine decisions are most at risk. But roles requiring genuine creativity, ethical judgment and deep human understanding will remain — at least for now.
What are the biggest risks of artificial intelligence?
The risks go beyond job losses. They include mass-scale disinformation, erosion of critical thinking, concentration of power in a few companies, and the subtle loss of meaning when machines can do what we thought made us special.
Can AI be creative?
AI can produce outputs that look creative — art, music, writing. But it operates by recombining patterns from training data. Whether that counts as creativity depends on your definition. What AI still cannot do is have genuine motivation, personal experience, or the kind of existential urgency that drives human creative work.
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