Small Models, Big Impact: The SLM Revolution Nobody’s Writing About
Stuart Glover
While everyone obsesses over the latest frontier model, smaller, faster, cheaper models are quietly winning where it actually counts.
2026
Non-Tech Savvy Users and Internet-Connected Devices: Benefits vs Risks
Internet-connected devices bring convenience to non-technical users but expose privacy, security, and physical safety risks. This guide covers benefits, real dangers, and practical protection steps anyone can follow.
AI-Driven Cyberattacks in 2026
Photo by Kindel Media on Pexels In the evolving threat landscape of 2026, ai-driven cyberattacks in 2026 stands out. Recent reports highlight a surge in sophisticated attacks leveraging this vector.…
Deepfakes in 2026: The Detection Problem Gets Worse
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Kate’s Complete Guide to Computers: From “Which End Do I Plug In?” to Staying Safe Online
From turning on your computer to spotting a phishing scam, this complete beginner's guide covers everything a new computer user needs to know — written for real people, with patience,…
The Environmental Bill for AI Is Coming. Who Pays?
The energy and water consumption of AI is no longer a footnote — it's a front-page problem. And the industry has no credible answer yet.
AI Agents Are Here. Is Anyone Actually Ready?
Agentic AI doesn't just answer questions — it takes actions. That's a fundamentally different problem, and most organisations haven't caught up.
The Quiet Ones: What AI Still Can’t Do in 2026
Everyone's obsessed with what AI can do. I'm more interested in what it can't — and why those gaps are where your value lives.
The Quiet Ones: What AI Still Can’t Do, and Why That’s Actually Good News
Everyone’s obsessed with what AI can do. I’m more interested in what it can’t. Five things AI still genuinely struggles with in 2026 — and why understanding the gaps is…
The Mirror Problem: Why AI Can’t Tell You Who You Are — And Why That Matters
We built AI that reflects us perfectly. But identity is forged in friction — and AI doesn’t do friction. A personal reflection on the quieter, stranger cost of the intelligence…