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+<?php
+$title = "AI Is in the Cave";
+$description = "Delving into the (apparent) mystery of Large Language Models (a.k.a. A.I.) and why none of them are actually intelligent.";
+$created = "2025-03-13";
+$updated = "2025-03-13";
+?>
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+<?php
+require 'config.php';
+require 'draft_ai-is-in-the-cave.cfg.php';
+require 'templates/blog-header.php';
+?>
+<p>
+In spite of being a software developer and knowing how much of modern digital
+technologies actually work under-the-hood, I'm also aware that for most people a
+lot of this can seem like magic. Somehow a bunch of ones and zeros can be
+transformed into a movie which is streamed over cables and even thin-air until
+it reaches my tablet and is transformed to something actually recognizable on
+the screen. Luckily, after years of having to explain to my elderly grandparents
+how many of these technologies work, I've been blessed with an ability to make
+up analogies which make these things more understandable.
+</p>
+<?php
+require 'templates/blog-footer.php';
+?>