Photo by Dylan Carr on Unsplash Being on a data team in a big company often means spending more time cleaning up data than actually using it. If you’ve ever wrangled spreadsheets or spent days hunting down why a dashboard looks off, you know exactly what I mean. It’s not glamorous. And it’s definitely not […]
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Photo by Simona Sergi on Unsplash If you’ve been keeping an eye on the rise of AI-generated art, here’s something new worth your attention: Qwen-Image. It’s a fresh, open source AI image generator that recently made its debut — and it has a standout feature that sets it apart. What’s the Deal With Qwen-Image? Qwen-Image
Image by fabio on Unsplash ChatGPT just crossed a major milestone: 700 million people are now using it every week. That’s not a typo. Weekly. It’s a big number, and it’s giving us a clear signal — generative AI isn’t just a trend. It’s becoming part of our regular, everyday tools. And things are about
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Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash If you’re working with AI agents or juggling dynamic workloads in the cloud, this new shift from Amazon might just catch your eye. Amazon just announced serverless support for DocumentDB, its managed document database service, and it’s all about flexibility and efficiency—especially for folks building AI systems that need
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The rise of artificial intelligence isn’t just about smarter apps. It’s forcing the world’s biggest tech companies to rebuild the very foundation of computing. Photo by Milad Fakurian on Unsplash Let’s just say it: AI is hungry. Not for data (though it loves that too), but for power—computing power. Over the past year, we’ve seen
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Credit: Boitumelo on Unsplash As AI tools keep getting smarter, the role of the software developer is quietly shifting. Writing perfect lines of code isn’t going away anytime soon — but it’s no longer the whole story. Figuring out how to prompt, guide, and even question AI is emerging as a core skill for tomorrow’s
Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Unsplash When it comes to AI and vision, most tools can recognize the basics — faces, cats, street signs. But what if your job needs something with more brains than that? Like reading a complex product manual, extracting data from a scanned financial report, or pulling insights from a chart
Image by Christina @ wocintechchat.com on Unsplash In a breach that blends physical intrusion with cutting-edge malware, hackers planted a Raspberry Pi connected to a 4G modem inside the network of an unnamed bank—putting them one step away from compromising the bank’s ATM system. Cybersecurity firm Group-IB revealed the new tactic in a report released
Image by Google DeepMind on Unsplash Imagine discovering something that could outthink every human, automate nearly every job, and make you the most powerful entity on Earth. Would you give it away? Probably not. And that’s exactly the problem with the dream of open, public Artificial General Intelligence — or AGI. Let’s talk about why
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Photo by Jonas Morgner on Unsplash We’ve all heard it before: “The future is coming.” But what if it’s not coming anymore? What if it’s already here—and moving faster than we are? The wave of new technology in the past two years alone feels like something out of science fiction. From ChatGPT powering conversations around
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