Author: InfoForTech

You might not consider copyright laws very often, but in today’s age of videos, art and writing, we are all copyright owners. If you’ve ever written a blog post, a book or taken a photograph you are a copyright owner and author. It’s in the news more often thanks to generative AI, and the issues around the development of chatbots, image and video generators. Sadly, copyright and AI are something of a mess. The race to develop the most advanced AI models shows no sign of slowing anytime soon. In order to create those next-gen models, tech companies are looking…

Microsoft beat expectations in Q2, but the reaction has more to say than the results. AI spending is ballooning, cloud growth is normalizing, and nerves are creeping in. Microsoft had a good quarter. Revenue was up. Profits beat forecasts. By most operating measures, the business did precisely what it was supposed to do. Yet the response was muted. That matters. It wasn’t about missed numbers or a hidden weakness in the balance sheet. It was about discomfort. Investors are starting to feel uneasy with how much Microsoft is spending to stay at the center of the AI story, and how…

Pope Leo XIV issued a dire warning to the world about artificial intelligence:  He said humanity risks becoming “passive consumers” of technology rather than active co-workers in creation.

A new joint investigation by SentinelOne SentinelLABS, and Censys has revealed that the open-source artificial intelligence (AI) deployment has created a vast “unmanaged, publicly accessible layer of AI compute infrastructure” that spans 175,000 unique Ollama hosts across 130 countries. These systems, which span both cloud and residential networks across the world, operate outside the guardrails and monitoring systems that platform providers implement by default, the company said. The vast majority of the exposures are located in China, accounting for a little over 30%. The countries with the most infrastructure footprint include the U.S., Germany, France, South Korea, India, Russia, Singapore,…

When robotic mowers arrived on the scene, they promised a future where you could just set them up and forget, as the machine took care of your lawn. That didn’t quite pan out. Caring for a lawn is a tedious chore that involves plenty of noise, labor, and lost hours. And let’s not forget, even with advanced robotic mowers, you still have to deal with manual installation of wires, take care of inclines, worry about pet safety, cutting concerns, and a bunch of other factors.  This is where Mova comes into the picture with its LiDAX Ultra series of robotic…

OpenAI has taken an unusually transparent step by publishing a detailed technical breakdown of how its Codex CLI coding agent operates under the hood. Authored by OpenAI engineer Michael Bolin, the post offers one of the clearest looks yet at how a production-grade AI agent orchestrates large language models, tools, and user input to perform real software development tasks. At the core of Codex is what OpenAI calls the agent loop: a repeating cycle that alternates between model inference and tool execution. Each cycle begins when Codex constructs a prompt from structured inputs: system instructions, developer constraints, user messages, environment…

The Anant Ambani-Radhika Wedding has finally culminated after months of pre-wedding festivities and a three-day grand function that saw global and local luminaries, including the Prime Minister of India’s presence. Various clips from the function have gone viral, including John Cena’s bhangra moves, Baba Ramdev shaking a leg with the groom, the Kadarshian sisters flaunting their desi attire, and more. Amid the cacophony of the extravagant ceremony, a grainy clip of Shloka Mehta, wife of Akash Ambani, getting all groggy and drowsy during Anant-Radhika’s shubh ashirwaad. The badi bahu of the family is seen seated on the front row besides…

Honorable MentionsOpen earbuds are becoming the hot trend in wireless audio, meaning there are plenty of good options that don’t make our top list. Here are some other pairs worth considering.Acefast Acefit Pro for $60-$125: Acefast’s Acefit Pro are more stylish than the cheaper Acefit Air above, most notably in their snazzy transparent case that shows battery life in slick LEDs when you open or close it. Otherwise, the sound quality isn’t notably better than the Air, and the buds themselves are bulkier, so they don’t fit my ears as well. These are still a solid pair of wrap-around open…

Like it or not, your staff are already using AI. Walk around any modern office, and you’ll likely see Copilot or ChatGPT tucked behind a spreadsheet, an AI summarizer pulling key takeaways from a meeting transcript, or an AI-powered scheduling app organizing a calendar. Pretending otherwise is naïve. It’s normal – and, frankly, prudent – to be at least a little concerned about AI use. But that doesn’t mean you can write it off altogether. AI can make the best employees faster and more efficient. It can be a force multiplier for human talent. And, increasingly, that means not just…

Hello, Cyber Builders 🖖I’m closing out our July series on application security with a story that doesn’t follow the usual startup script. No Hollywood launch. No founder fairy tale. Just the real, step-by-step process of building Glev inside CyGO Entrepreneurs—brick by brick.Here’s the big idea I want you to walk away with: building a cybersecurity company is both art and science. It’s a process, not a spark—a long, deliberate, boots-on-the-ground process.In this post, I will focus on four key principles. We have a process and plenty of tools, but I suppose it’s more interesting for you to understand the key…