My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
There’s something quietly rebellious about a camera that runs on a credit-card-sized computer. Not in a flashy way—more like the kind of quiet resistance that shows up when engineers decide…
Apple just gave iPhone users an ultimatum: patch your phone in three weeks, or face a serious security vulnerability. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has made this…
There’s a question I keep getting asked at tech conferences, and it usually goes something like this: “Why do I need a fancy gateway when my Raspberry Pi already runs…
Here’s what bothers me about the way we talk about scamming: we keep acting surprised that intelligent, careful people lose money to con artists. Then we blame the victims for…
When Matt Hull from NCC Group talks about cyber threats, he’s not discussing some abstract future problem. He’s describing something that’s happening right now, in ways most of us don’t…
San Diego County is about to test something that sounds almost too obvious: helping first-time homebuyers actually afford homes. A county supervisor is introducing a pilot program that promises down-payment…
Docker has become so woven into the fabric of modern software development that we barely think about it anymore. You spin up a container, run your builds, push your code.…
Small farmers are, quite literally, the backbone of global food production. Yet somehow, they remain one of the most economically fragile groups on the planet. They’re exposed to market volatility,…
A tiny computer the size of a deck of cards just became a legitimate threat to Google’s photo empire. Well, not a threat exactly. But a choice. And sometimes choice…
Last week, I sat through yet another earnings call where a CEO breathlessly announced their company’s “groundbreaking AI-powered security platform.” Within minutes, the stock ticked up. The market loves that…
Laura Bennett