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Mom of 5. Ksenia is a writer, analyst, and editor covering machine learning and AI for more than seven years. At Turing Post, she shapes the editorial direction, leads the Inference interview series, and produces Attention Span, a video series explaining major shifts in AI with technical clarity, historical context, and a healthy suspicion of hype. She is the co-founder of TheSequence.ai and a speaker and moderator at industry conferences, including AIE, HumanX, Ai4, and others. She also serves on the board of Track Two: An Institute for Citizen Diplomacy. Before founding Turing Post, Ksenia held editor-in-chief roles in media and contributed to publications including Stratfor and Towards Data Science.
AI 101
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AI 101
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Concepts
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2 min read
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9 types of deep learning explained: CNNs, RNNs, transformers, GANs, diffusion models & more. Visual flashcards for ML practitioners. Turing Post AI 101.

Concepts
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Input, output, reasoning, cached, vision — not all LLM tokens cost the same. A guide to token types and how each one shapes your AI bill.

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