Ask almost anyone who has been online for more than a decade, and you’ll hear the same sentiment repeated in different words: the internet feels worse than it used to. Websites are harder to navigate, social platforms feel more hostile or exhausting, search results are cluttered, and content often seems repetitive, shallow, or aggressively optimized….
The rise of AI-powered development tools has transformed software engineering, making coding faster, more accessible, and often more productive. Platforms like GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, and other AI-driven coding assistants allow developers to generate code snippets in seconds, often based on minimal prompts. While these tools offer undeniable advantages, a growing issue has emerged: the tendency…
For years, multi-factor authentication (MFA) has been positioned as the gold standard for account security. Organizations adopted it aggressively, regulators encouraged it, and security teams promoted it as a near-silver bullet against account takeovers. Yet despite widespread MFA adoption, breaches continue at an alarming rate. High-profile compromises regularly involve accounts protected by MFA, forcing a…
For years, the artificial intelligence industry equated progress with scale. Bigger datasets, more parameters, and larger neural networks were seen as the clearest path to better performance. This mindset dominated research papers, product launches, and media coverage. However, as AI systems move from labs into real-world environments, a different reality has emerged. In production settings,…
Over the past few years, headlines announcing mass layoffs at major technology companies have become increasingly common. Industry giants once known for aggressive hiring and lavish perks have reduced their workforce by tens of thousands. To many observers, these developments signal trouble for innovation in the technology sector. The assumption is simple: fewer employees mean…
For years, cybercriminals focused their attention on large enterprises, global brands, and government institutions. These organizations held vast amounts of sensitive data and financial resources, making them high-value targets. However, the cyber threat landscape has shifted dramatically. Today, small businesses have become one of the most targeted groups by hackers worldwide. This change is not…
For more than fifteen years, smartphones have been the dominant personal technology device, shaping how humans communicate, work, navigate, shop, and socialize. From the moment the first touchscreen smartphones entered the mainstream, they redefined digital life. Yet today, signs are emerging that the smartphone era may be approaching a slow decline. Innovation has plateaued, form…
Cricket has undergone a technological revolution over the past two decades, and few innovations have transformed the game more than Hawk-Eye technology. Introduced to assist umpires in making more accurate decisions, it has become a central component of the Decision Review System (DRS) and televised match coverage. However, as reliance on Hawk-Eye grows, debates about…
The role of the full-stack developer was once seen as the ultimate career advantage in software engineering. A professional who could design user interfaces, manage backend systems, work with databases, deploy infrastructure, and troubleshoot production issues was highly valued across startups and enterprises alike. However, what was once a badge of versatility is increasingly becoming…
Artificial intelligence has revolutionized nearly every industry, from healthcare and finance to logistics and creative design. Yet, despite rapid advances in machine learning, deep learning, and predictive analytics, the debate continues: can AI truly replicate human intuition? Understanding the interplay between computational power and instinctive human judgment is essential for organizations seeking to leverage AI…