Posts by Ali Ulu

@Ali Ulu

Ali Ulu

Building AI-native products, developer tools, and autonomous systems.
Istanbul, Türkiye ai-ulu.com Joined August 2026
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Oct 9 • Articles • 3 min read
At first, I was caught up in the hype too. Like many people, I imagined that I could write a prompt, generate something, make money from it — maybe even get rich overnight. But before I started, I asked myself a simple question: If writing softwar...
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Oct 2 • Articles • 3 min read
At first, I was caught up in the hype too. Like many people, I imagined that I could write a prompt, generate something, make money from it — maybe even get rich overnight. But before I started, I asked myself a simple question: If writing softwar...
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Sep 17 • Articles • 2 min read
AI is perceived as a threat to humanity. As AI agents gain the ability to call APIs, run code, modify files, and interact with external systems, a new challenge emerges: how do we ensure the safety of the actions they take — not just the text they ge...
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Sep 15 • Articles • 1 min read
Maybe the best software developers in the world built a piece of software. Then that software started building software. They marketed it and said: “You can build software even if you don't know how to code.” And people actually started building ...
Sep 15 • Articles • 1 min read
Maybe the best software developers in the world built a piece of software. Then that software started building software. They marketed it and said: “You can build software even if you don't know how to code.” And people actually started building ...
Sep 15 • Articles • 1 min read
Maybe the best software developers in the world built a piece of software. Then that software started building software. They marketed it and said: “You can build software even if you don't know how to code.” And people actually started building ...
Sep 15 • Articles • 1 min read
Maybe the best software developers in the world built a piece of software. Then that software started building software. They marketed it and said: “You can build software even if you don't know how to code.” And people actually started building ...
Sep 15 • Articles • 1 min read
Maybe the best software developers in the world built a piece of software. Then that software started building software. They marketed it and said: “You can build software even if you don't know how to code.” And people actually started building ...
Sep 15 • Articles • 1 min read
Maybe the best software developers in the world built a piece of software. Then that software started building software. They marketed it and said: “You can build software even if you don't know how to code.” And people actually started building ...
Sep 9 • Articles • 4 min read
At Black Hat this year, agent sprawl was the phrase everyone kept using: enterprises spinning up dozens, then hundreds, of AI agents faster than anyone could govern them. Most of that conversation was about security — who's watching all these agents,...
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Sep 9 • Articles • 4 min read
At Black Hat this year, agent sprawl was the phrase everyone kept using: enterprises spinning up dozens, then hundreds, of AI agents faster than anyone could govern them. Most of that conversation was about security — who's watching all these agents,...
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Sep 8 • Articles • 3 min read
When I transitioned into software development through online courses, I was operating in a complete vacuum. With no tech professionals in my immediate circle, every obstacle felt magnified. In this article, I reflect on how different platform dynamic...
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Sep 8 • Articles • 1 min read
Tesla or Edison? I've been looking at this question a little differently lately. What Edison did was incredible. He could take an idea out of the laboratory and turn it into a machine, a product, a company, and eventually an industry. Tesla was w...
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Sep 7 • Articles • 3 min read
When I transitioned into software development through online courses, I was operating in a complete vacuum. With no tech professionals in my immediate circle, every obstacle felt magnified. In this article, I reflect on how different platform dynamic...
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