About the Blog – AI & LLMs

A modern person working on a laptop, surrounded by icons of AI, language models, travel, and communication. Illustration for the About page.

Hi, I’m Anton, and I started this blog -LLM Guide- to share my journey into artificial intelligence and large language models. Back in the early 2020s, I was immersed in hardware: configuring servers, experimenting with GPUs, and training my own models. Everything changed when I discovered language models like ChatGPT and migrated all my projects to the cloud. I realised you can work from anywhere and that AI can be a genuine partner, not just a tool. Along the way, I built projects like a travel chatbot for Phuket and a document search system, learning FastAPI, PostgreSQL, vector databases, and Telegram bots in the process.

This blog exists because there are still myths and anxieties around AI. Some see it as a toy, others as a threat. But when you show real examples, people start to understand. I’ve seen it with my own brother: after just one evening with a language model, his approach to work completely changed. Learning to communicate with AI is already a key skill for the future.

At the same time, AI isn’t only about OpenAI. Yes, ChatGPT is my main stack, but here we’ll also explore models from Anthropic (Claude), Meta (LLaMA), Google, DeepSeek and others. The important thing is to understand the approach and choose the right tool for each task.

LLM Guide itself was built with the help of AI. I wasn’t a web developer, but by working with ChatGPT and other tools I designed the structure, chose the technologies, and built this site. It’s a good example of how AI can help turn ideas into real projects.

Here you’ll find real use cases, guides, and reflections—without marketing gimmicks or empty promises. I share what I’ve learned: how to ask the right questions, build effective dialogues with models, and see past the hype. This space is open to complete beginners and experienced users alike; you can drop by whenever you like, share your ideas, experiment, and come back.

I’m not a guru or a course seller—just someone who’s gone down this road and is happy to walk it with you. If that sounds interesting, stick around, ask questions, and share your stories. Let’s explore this new AI world together, calmly and honestly.