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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
194 articles and 270 glossary entries on ai-magazine.
AI in Design: How Designers Use AI for Graphics, Logos, UI and Architecture in 2026
In 2026, "AI design" is no longer a futuristic concept or a novelty feature tucked away in beta menus. It is part of everyday work for a growing share of professional…
AI in Logistics: Driverless Trucks, Delivery Drones and Robots in 2026
AI in logistics in 2026 is two things: software that plans, and machines that move goods without a human driver.
AI in Agriculture: How Farms Use AI, Computer Vision and Drones in 2026
In 2026, "AI in agriculture" is no longer a distant concept. It is visible in the field, in the cockpit, and in the barn. It is a camera mounted on a sprayer boom that…
How to Learn AI in 2026: Where to Start, What to Understand, and How to Make Money With It
You are likely here because the noise is loud. Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence, but few people explain what it actually means for your career or your…
AI Algorithms for Computer Vision: From Edge Detection to 3D, Video and Robots
Computer vision is the field of AI that turns pixels into usable information: what is in a scene, how it moves, how far away it is, what text it contains, and what a…
AI Algorithms for Image Recognition: From CNNs to Vision Transformers, YOLO and SAM
Image recognition is the ability of software to identify what is in an image or video frame: which objects are present, where they are, and sometimes exactly which…
AI Slop by the Numbers: How Much of the Internet Is Now Machine-Made
AI slop is low-quality content produced in bulk with generative AI and published mainly because it is cheap to make, not because anyone asked for it: filler articles,…
AI Porn in 2026: How Much Is Out There, Who Makes It, and What the Law Does
How much AI-generated sexual content is being uploaded to video hosts and social platforms? The honest answer is that nobody outside the platforms can say, and the…
Best AI Model for Writing: Why Four Leaderboards Disagree
"Best AI model for writing" has even less of a clean answer than the coding question. For coding, vendors at least publish benchmark scores, even if they disagree on…
Best AI Model for Coding: What the Benchmarks Actually Say
"Best AI model for coding" sounds like a question with a clean answer. It isn't — not because the data doesn't exist, but because the seven models this site tracks don't…