Why AI observability architecture matters more than ever—and how teams are making sense of terabytes in the real world Image by Martin Bendico on Unsplash The idea of AI observability might sound abstract, but for anyone working with machine learning models in production, it’s anything but. Imagine this: You’ve got terabytes of data flowing in, […]
Photo by Fernando Hernandez on Unsplash It turns out that not all images are as innocent—or as naughty—as they seem. Dozens of adult websites have been caught embedding malware into .svg image files that trick your browser into secretly liking their Facebook content without you even noticing. Yep, your browser might be working behind your
Photo by Moritz Kindler on Unsplash If you’ve ever gotten a sketchy text saying you owe a toll or missed a delivery, you’re not alone. And chances are, you were a target of one of the most relentless scam operations in recent years. These aren’t just annoying texts. They’re scammers posing as legit services—postal companies,
Photo by Stefan Cosma on Unsplash Two years ago, a group of security researchers in the Netherlands stumbled onto something pretty disturbing. While digging into European police and military radio systems, they discovered that a long-trusted encryption algorithm had a built-in backdoor — one that made it far too easy for anyone with the tools
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Image by Alex Knight on Unsplash OpenAI is pressing the reset button on ChatGPT—and not every user is mad about it. Last week, things got a bit bumpy in the world of ChatGPT. If you noticed your trusty AI chatting differently or missing a few steps it used to nail, you’re not imagining things. Users
Photo by Erwan Hesry on Unsplash OpenAI’s latest model, GPT-5, landed with high expectations—and a few missteps that got people talking. From users calling it “dumber” than before to a now-infamous botched chart during the launch, things didn’t go exactly as planned. But CEO Sam Altman isn’t hiding from the hiccups. In fact, he’s answering
Photo by omid armin on Unsplash Fake journalists, phishing attempts, and suspicious interviews — here’s what you need to know to protect your company from an unsettling new scam making its way through the tech world. Imagine this: You’re a startup founder or a comms lead, and you get an email from a TechCrunch reporter
Photo by Self Taught on Unsplash After years of flexibility, big employers are tightening the leash on hybrid work. Here’s how they’re tracking attendance, why they’re doing it, and what it means for workers. Remember those early post-pandemic months when hybrid work felt more like a suggestion than a rule? You know, when popping into
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Image by fabio on Unsplash AI giant Anthropic has been making headlines with their cutting-edge chatbot, Claude. But behind the scenes, there’s a detail that might raise eyebrows—almost all of their revenue is tied to just two customers. And in a market where AI pricing is getting more aggressive by the day, that’s a fragile
Photo by Stefan Cosma on Unsplash OpenAI just rolled out GPT-5, and this time, it’s not holding back—the core tech is available to everyone on ChatGPT, even if you’re using the free version. That’s a big deal. Whether you’re curious, coding, or just want smarter answers, here’s what’s new and why it matters. GPT-5 Is
