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By Sajid Malik, Chairman & MD, Genesys International Corporation Ltd. A city is not a collection of roads, buildings, utilities and transport systems. It is a network of systems that continuously affect one another. Yet many urban decisions are still made by looking at these systems separately. The problem is
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* TDM Neo is a headphone and loudspeaker in one * Finally on sale, 9 months after CES unveiling * It's smarter than you think One of the most memorable product launches at CES 2026 in January was the TDM Neo, which was thoroughly tested by our editor back then, and
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Sponsor Posts Subquadratic: the LLM built for 12M-token reasoning — SubQ can reason across entire codebases and document sets in one pass with no RAG workarounds. Read how SubQ 1.1 Small holds near-perfect retrieval out to 12M tokens. Single-folder archival in Zoho Mail: What you need to know — Email archival
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It’s 3:00 AM. A bad write from an automated pipeline just nuked critical user records, or your data science team realizes they can’t reproduce a breakthrough model because upstream source tables shifted yesterday. Sound familiar? Managing large-scale data lakes often feels like walking a tightrope without a
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False precision enters requirements surprisingly easily. A measured value, an estimate, and an acceptable tolerance are not the same thing. A number in a requirement looks reassuring. “The process shall complete within five minutes.” Five minutes sounds precise. It can be tested. It can be put into a specification. It
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For a decade, "the drone threat" meant a single aircraft. One quadcopter over a stadium. One Shahed on a one-way trip. One FPV in a trench. Defense planners built their thinking, and their procurement, around that mental model: find the drone, jam the drone, shoot the drone. That
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The strange thing about AI-based redaction is that the redaction model still has to see the original data. There is one job in an AI pipeline that I have become increasingly uncomfortable giving to another AI model. Removing sensitive data. Think about the usual setup. A user pastes a support
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Cybersecurity is often associated with modern technologies, sophisticated hacking tools, and constantly evolving threats. But cybersecurity has a much longer history. As part of my cybersecurity learning journey through the DevCareer x Coursera scholarship, I recently explored how cyberattacks have evolved and some of the historical incidents that helped shape
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An agent remembers that a customer “prefers no email.” That sentence came from an old support summary. The original user message actually said, “Do not email me about this case.” Months later, another agent treats the summary as a global communication preference. It writes a new summary: “Customer has opted
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Back in the spring, I put together a list of who's actually making money from the AI boom, and I said at the time that net worths at this level move faster than I can update a blog post. That turned out to be an understatement. A few
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The Short Answer: Humans see objects through context, physical memory, and 3D intuition. If you see a brown blur on a leash walking down the sidewalk, your brain effortlessly knows it is a dog. An AI does not "see" objects at all—it reads a flat numerical grid
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Vibe coding refers to using AI to generate code from plain-language prompts, and it has quickly transformed software development by enabling teams to build applications much faster than traditional methods allow. The productivity benefits are substantial, but moving at this pace without proper oversight introduces significant security risks. When developers
