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Eugene Serbin
Systems Analyst and AI Engineer, Semalt
Eugene Serbin is a systems analyst and AI engineer at Semalt. He graduated with honours from Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics in 2005, specialising in intelligent decision-making systems, and holds a second degree from the same university in economic cybernetics. He writes and edits the AI research summaries, applied machine learning explainers and the glossary on ai-magazine.com.
Education: Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics
Covers: Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Intelligent decision-making systems, Natural language processing, Search engine optimization
132 articles and 255 glossary entries on ai-magazine.
AI in Medicine (2026): What Happened to the 'Medical Revolution' and What Works Now
In 2022, this page ran under the title "Artificial intelligence is shaping a new medical revolution". It was built on four stories: an AI called BioMind beating 15…
Machine Learning vs Deep Learning: The Real Differences and When to Use Each (2026)
Deep learning is a subset of machine learning that uses many-layered neural networks to learn its own features from raw data. Classical machine learning works best on…
Self-Driving Cars in 2026: How They Work, Who Leads, and How Safe They Are
Self-driving cars are vehicles in which software, not a person, does the driving: it watches the road through cameras, radar and lidar, predicts what everyone else will…
Best Open-Source LLMs in 2026: The Top Open-Weight Models Compared
The best open source LLM in October 2026 is no longer a cheap stand-in for a closed model. Epoch AI estimates that the strongest open-weight models trail the closed…
AI in Law: How Lawyers and Courts Use It, What Works and the Risks (2026)
More than 2,000 court decisions around the world now deal with filings that cited cases or quotations an AI tool made up. Attorneys have been sanctioned, cases…
Genetic Algorithms Explained: How They Work, Examples and Python Code (2026)
A genetic algorithm (GA) is a search method that evolves a population of candidate solutions using selection, crossover and mutation. It treats optimization like natural…
Will AI Replace Jobs? What the Data Actually Shows in 2026
The anxiety is real. In a Pew Research survey of 5,273 US workers published in February 2025, 52% said they feel worried about how AI may be used in the workplace in the…
WebMCP Explained: What It Is, How It Works and How to Add It to Your Website (2026)
WebMCP is a proposed browser API that lets a website hand AI agents a list of things they can do on it, as JavaScript functions called tools. Instead of relying on…
People Are Blurring Their Fingers in Selfies. Can AI Really Steal Your Fingerprints From a Photo?
Blur your fingertips before you post that peace-sign selfie: that advice has been circulating since a Chinese television show in April 2026 demonstrated how a…
AI Agents: What They Are, Types, What They Can Do and How to Set One Up (2026)
An AI agent is software that pursues a specific goal by deciding its own next steps and using tools to act on the world. Unlike a static script that follows a fixed…