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The Blind Spots Created by Shadow AI Are Bigger Than You Think
Shadow AI is the unsanctioned AI tools that expand the attack surface through everyday actions like uploading code or logs, creati...
SAIS-GRC Framework: Establishing Trust and Enhancing Resilience in AI-Driven Sup...
The SAIS-GRC Framework is not a reactive measure but a blueprint for a new competitive advantage.
My Unorthodox Tech Stack and How a Marketing Degree Makes Me a Better React Deve...
My "Marketing + React" stack isn't about doing two jobs. It's about doing one job—building valuable digital products—with twice th...
The Hidden Architecture of Agentic AI: Why Most “Autonomous” Systems Break When...
Agentic AI rarely breaks because the model is wrong. It breaks because the workflow lies about how the real world behaves. Fixing...
I Stopped Using ChatGPT to Write Code. Here Is What Happened to My Brain.
The first week was painful.
The Coming Shift: Why Multi-Agent Systems Will Redefine Work in 2026
Most enterprise workflows today are slow because humans have to manually run down processes, translate goals into tasks, chase dow...
When Delivery Fails Quietly: Why Most Risks Accumulate Long Before Incidents
Most delivery failures are not sudden events but the result of risk accumulating quietly over time. This article explains how syst...
How Perpetual Swaps Work on Decentralized Exchanges – A Technical Breakdown
Decentralized perpetual trading platforms control over 8% of the total crypto Perps trading activity, challenging centralized exch...
Breaking: U.S. Senate Delays CLARITY Act again, Crypto Market Structure Vote Sli...
The CLARITY Act is no longer expected to pass the U.S. Senate this year. Lawmakers have delayed progress on the crypto market stru...
From 18 Months of Rejections to a Dream Web Dev Job With Paid Relocation [Case S...
After 18 months and 1,000+ applications, I finally landed a $5,500/mo web dev job with relocation. I failed not at coding but basi...
Why Developers’ Confidence in Testing Techniques Doesn’t Always Match Reality
This study shows that developers’ perceptions of how effective their testing techniques are often don’t align with reality. Throug...
Study Finds Developers Misjudge Which Testing Techniques Actually Work
Developers’ perceptions and opinions about software testing techniques are poor predictors of real effectiveness. Empirical result...
