Why Bitcoin’s Shrug at AI Stock Turmoil Tells Us Something About Market Decoupling
Tom Harrington
Bitcoin ticked up 1% to $64,250 while AI stocks were stumbling. On the surface, that’s just a routine day in crypto markets. But it’s worth asking why the two asset…
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Why AI Systems Can’t Follow the Rules (And What That Means for Your Workplace)
Emma Clarke
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about trust. Specifically, about what happens when we deploy technology into spaces where trust matters—like the workplace—and that technology doesn’t understand the basic rules…
Why a New Technical College Campus Matters for Your Community
Rachel Adams
When I heard that Okaloosa Technical College was opening a new campus in Crestview, Florida, my first thought was: this is exactly the kind of news that doesn’t make headlines…
Why Modern Military Alliances Need Cyber Warfare Strategy
When we think about military exercises and joint training operations, most people picture soldiers on a field, ships at sea, or aircraft in formation. But here’s what keeps me up…
Why the Best Hacks Come From Unexpected Places (And What That Teaches Us)
You know what I love about being a developer advocate? I get to hang out in communities where people share their clever solutions to everyday problems. And here’s the thing…
Why College Students Are Prime Targets for Scammers (And What Actually Works Against Them)
Michael Torres
College students are getting hit hard by scammers right now. Not eventually. Right now. And the weird thing? Most of the scams aren’t even that sophisticated. They’re just exploiting something…
Microsoft’s New Security AI: Hype or Actually Useful?
Chris Sullivan
Microsoft just announced a new AI system for cybersecurity that supposedly outperforms OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. Better, faster, cheaper—the holy trinity of tech marketing. I’ve been doing this long enough…
The Fauci Diaries Release: What It Means for Public Trust in Science and Government
James Holloway
When Senator Rand Paul released over a thousand pages of Dr. Anthony Fauci’s journal entries, it sparked exactly the kind of controversy you’d expect in our current political climate. As…
ATM Jackpotting and the Raspberry Pi Problem: Why Physical Security Still Matters
When I heard about the two men accused of attempting to jackpot an ATM in Pell City, my first thought wasn’t about the crime itself—it was about the tools they…
Why Cyber Espionage in Mining Should Matter to All of Us
I recently read about state-sponsored cyber attacks targeting mining operations, and it got me thinking about something we don’t talk about nearly enough: the human cost of digital security breaches…