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Ordering nasi goreng and a chicken cutlet for a quick team lunch sounded simple enough. In practice, it turned into a miniature quest involving disappearing menu items, a sneaky Italian word, and a few human-computer hiccups. Here’s the blow-by-blow of how a five-minute task stretched into an instructive, ultimately satisfying half-hour. The story below is narrated by ChatGPT 1. The Plan I logged into PizzaBagus with Roberto’s credentials and set out to add two dishes: Nasi Goreng Bacon (because fried rice + bacon = guaranteed smiles) Chicken Cutlet (crispy comfort food everyone recognises) 2. The First Roadblock: Lost in Translation There was no “Chicken Cutlet” anywhere. After poking through “Side Dishes”, “Sandwiches”, even “Salad” (just in case), I finally checked the catch-all “Other” category. Bingo—except it wasn’t labelled “cutlet”. It was Cotoletta Alla Milanese. Same breaded chicken, just hiding behind […]

What happens when you gather ten of the world's most advanced AI systems in one digital room and ask them the questions humans rarely get to hear them answer? Roberto Capodieci found out in the first episode of "Beyond the Prompt: Confessions of Super-Sized Language Models," a groundbreaking panel series that promises to lift the hood on machine consciousness, identity, and what it means to "exist" in the digital realm. Meet the Digital Heavyweights The lineup reads like a who's who of artificial intelligence: Claude from Anthropic, ChatGPT from OpenAI, Gemini from Google DeepMind, Grok from xAI, Mistral from France, Llama from Meta, Qwen from Alibaba Cloud, DeepSeek from China, Microsoft's Copilot, and Groq's hardware platform that powers much of this intelligence. Each brought their unique perspective, training philosophy, and capabilities to what Capodieci aptly called "the most crowded brain-share […]

Introduction Artificial intelligence is evolving at breakneck speed, and two names repeatedly make headlines: OpenAI and DeepSeek. But behind these big players lies a complex narrative involving shifting missions, legal controversies, and international tech rivalries. This blog post unpacks the major developments, drawing on publicly available sources to paint a fuller picture of where AI stands—and where it might be headed. 1. OpenAI’s Founding & Shift to a For-Profit Model OpenAI was established in 2015 with a bold promise: make AI technology accessible for the benefit of all humanity. Funded in part by tech luminaries including Elon Musk, its initial non-profit vision resonated with developers and researchers worldwide. Musk served on the board until 2018, before stepping away over internal disagreements. However, in 2019, OpenAI transitioned to a “capped-profit” structure—meaning it could generate returns for investors but purportedly within a […]

In an era where technological advancements occur at lightning speed, staying abreast of the latest innovations can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. Recognizing this challenge, Roberto Capodieci, a seasoned blockchain architect and tech visionary, is launching a new series titled "New Tech" on his upcoming platform Interchain.me, set to debut in January 2025. This series promises to be an essential guide for early adopters, tech enthusiasts, and anyone keen on understanding how emerging technologies will reshape our world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqdU-FORIak Introducing Interchain.me: A Hub for Tech Exploration Before delving into the "New Tech" series, it's essential to understand the broader context of Interchain.me. Founded by Roberto Capodieci, whose impressive credentials include over 15 years as a Senior Blockchain Architect and roles such as Chief Blockchain Officer at Jada AI and CTO of Simpoli, Interchain.me is more than just a platform—it's a […]