Coverage of technology developments, tools, and trends relevant to writers and professionals. Examines how technology shapes work, communication, and daily life, with perspective from 20 years in IT leadership.
Artificial IntelligenceI asked Brave's Leo about a movie and watched it insist, over and over, that the 2002 Time Machine starred C. Thomas Howell, correcting itself every time. Why AI models get stuck in loops, where the wrong name came from,…
BusinessMiami AI consultant and University of Miami adjunct professor Thiago Ferreira on why his firm refuses headcount-cutting work, why training comes before tools, answer engine optimization, AI privacy and ethics, and the voice-clone scams hitting families.
BusinessProGrowth Academy cofounder Yana Semova on training project managers to hand administrative work to AI, why European corporations run on Copilot, paying for the higher tier, fresh sessions versus long context, and how much AI learns about us.
SEOGoogle finally shared typical and worst-case times for crawling, indexing and recovery. Here is what each number means, why so many end in never, and how long to wait before you change something again.
Artificial IntelligencePenrose and Hameroff's quantum theory of consciousness, dismissed for forty years, is getting a second look. I agree that consciousness isn't computation. I don't agree that the brain produces it. Here's the radio model, and what it means for AI.
Artificial IntelligenceExecutives at OpenAI, Anthropic and other AI firms are reportedly preparing for a catastrophic AI incident. Preparing is good, but the first rule of risk management is to understand the risk. Here's what a real plan would name.
Artificial IntelligenceA Florida woman typed threats into an AI chatbot and the company sent them to the police. On the surface it's an easy call. Underneath, private companies are deciding which of your private words get reported, and liability pushes them…
Artificial IntelligenceAnthropic's updated usage policy bans sustained and needless cruelty toward Claude, starting November 12, 2026. Frustration, pushback and dark fiction are all exempt. Here's what the rule covers, why Anthropic made it, and what else changed.
Critical ThinkingEvery critical need in my Clearwater apartment has a primary and at least one backup: a UPS on every device, phone tethering, sixteen self-switching night lights, a propane camp stove and a reliable car. When Hurricane Milton cut the power…
CybersecurityAbout 100 spam emails a day were getting past years of hand-built filter rules. So I pointed my domain's MX records at the MXGuardian gateway. One user with seven aliases costs $4.50 a month, setup took one evening, and the…
FictionAbout 47,000 objects are tracked in Earth orbit, and models put the untracked debris in the hundreds of millions. Kessler syndrome is the chain reaction that could make some orbits unusable, and a war would set it off. It's the…
BusinessWhy the post-Cold War trade order is breaking down and America is bringing manufacturing home, from the pandemic and the chip shortage to war, shipping attacks and rare earths, and why the suppliers, workers and test labs behind each factory…
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