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There was a very long time without a blog post from me.
I will start now again with a very short blog post with some book and blog recommendations.
I think two still very hot topics currently are AI and Causal Modelling.
< section id="ai" class="level3">AI
For a theoretical AI introduction I can recommend the following script:
There are of course some more practical books on how to implement and use AI. Here is a recommendation list:
Top 10 Must-Read Books on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2026
I want to go through some of these books in the future, but did not have time to get into them yet.
< section id="causal-modelling" class="level3">Causal Modelling
For Causal ML I can recommend the following online book:
Causal Inference for The Brave and True
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