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By David Stephen What is the difference between any tool ever made or used by humans and artificial intelligence? What is the category among tools, that AI places? Humans have tools for transport, water, food, learning, shelter, clothing and so forth, but where does AI fit among these? Is Human Intelligence Obsolete? Neurosymbolic AI If AI is a tool to augment or assist human intelligence, is that comparable to [say] tools for transport because human motion is limited? Since the limitation is universal and all human endeavors do not involve efficient locomotion, whenever transportation tools advance, they rarely threaten jobs or…

Organizations that align ambition with physics rather than narratives will gain durable advantages in 2026 2026 will not be a year of new network generations or completed AI buildouts. It will be a year where the gap between plans and physical reality becomes impossible to ignore. Everyone involved already knows this at some level. What changes in 2026 is not knowledge, but behavior. On the telecommunications side, 6G remains firmly in its study phase. On the AI side, demand is real and growing, but energy, construction timelines, and grid politics begin to bind. The contrast between these two trajectories explains…

The following article originally appeared on Medium and is being republished here with the author’s permission. This post is a follow-up to a post from last week on the progress of logging. A colleague pushed back on the idea that we’d soon be running code we don’t fully understand. He was skeptical: “We’ll still be the ones writing the code, right? You can only support the code if you wrote it, right?…right?” That’s the assumption—but it’s already slipping. You Don’t Have to Write (or Even Read) Every Line Anymore I gave him a simple example. I needed drag-and-drop ordering in…

At Microsoft Ignite 2025, we explored what it means for organizations to move into the era of Frontier transformation. This shift is focused on embedding AI across every part of the business to improve decision-making, increase speed, and create new value. Organizations leading in AI make it foundational. They rethink processes and integrate new technologies from the start to improve efficiency. For partners, this move toward Frontier represents a significant opportunity to lead customers into this new era. By building AI-powered solutions, connecting data for intelligent insights, and deploying Microsoft Azure’s cloud-ready platforms, partners can deliver value faster and scale…

As 2025 draws to a close, Tony looks back at the cybersecurity stories that stood out both in December and across the whole of this year 29 Dec 2025 As we close out 2025, it’s time for ESET Chief Security Evangelist Tony Anscombe to review some of the main cybersecurity stories from both the final month of the year and 2025 as a whole. Among the stories that caught Tony’s eye are: U.S.-based organizations paid more than $2.1 billion in ransom payments to ransomware gangs from 2022 to 2024, according to the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). While staggering,…

You’re drinking your eight glasses daily, and your skin still feels tight, looks dull, and shows fine dehydration lines. Turns out drinking water doesn’t directly hydrate your skin the way skincare marketing constantly suggests it does. Your skin needs topical hydration and barrier repair that water consumption alone simply can’t provide. 1. Why Water Alone Doesn’t Actually Help Your Skin The water someone drinks heads straight to kidneys, heart, brain, and other organs, keeping the body functional. Skin gets whatever’s left after the heart, kidneys, and brain take their share. Usually, that’s not much. And if the skin barrier is…

Jul 14, 2023 Next month marks the 10 year anniversary of BarCodeKit. It’s been like two years of slumber since the last release. It was available via Cocoapods and direct via GitHub, but lately several developers voiced interest for it to be available as Swift Package. Like most of my open source frameworks on GitHub, BarCodeKit is written in Objective-C, but that doesn’t mean it couldn’t be available as Swift Package. Xcode automagically morphs everything to look Swift-native and so an implementer of such a package wouldn’t be the wiser. To make it a Swift package I needed to clean…

The USB Power Delivery (PD) specification has turned USB ports into a fast-charging powerhouse capable of delivering up to 240W of power. This capability is rapidly turning USB PD into a universal charging standard for everything from smartphones to high-performance laptops. This sounds perfect on paper, but in reality, USB PD power supplies aren’t always everything they’re cracked up to be.One of the nice features of the standard is that the charger and device transparently communicate with one another to determine the best voltage to operate at. We just plug the device in and everything magically works—usually. However, some power…

Robert Triggs / Android AuthorityModern smartphone cameras are impressive beasts, as many camera phones combine cutting-edge hardware with advanced image processing capabilities. Some of the more notable innovations in recent years include periscope cameras, 200MP sensors, and all-pixel autofocus.However, one of my favorite hardware features arrived in 2022: one-inch camera sensors. Unfortunately, adoption of this tech has seemingly stalled in the last year or so, and it doesn’t look like we’ll see much of it in 2026. What went wrong? Do you prefer larger camera sensors or more megapixels?276 votesA larger sensor, please94%More megapixels for me6%One-inch cameras were the future…