My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
When artists decide to create tributes to historical figures, it’s usually a sign that those figures deserve our attention. The Pet Shop Boys’ recent work celebrating Alan Turing reminds us…
When you think about engineering challenges, you might picture massive bridges or towering skyscrapers. But some of the most clever engineering happening right now is invisible—or at least, it’s happening…
When China and the European Union sit down to talk trade, most people outside business circles tune out. But here’s the thing: these conversations directly affect how we teach technology,…
When I think about what makes a community tick, I don’t immediately picture award ceremonies or voting contests. But then I remember that these traditions—like Lansing’s annual Top of the…
Let’s be honest—reading on your phone can be a pain. The screen glare, the tiny text, the way your eyes feel strained after just a few minutes. If you’re someone…
When we talk about modern military operations, most people think about fighter jets, missiles, and direct combat. But there’s a critical role that doesn’t get much attention: the teams tasked…
If you’ve been following tech stocks lately, you’ve probably heard the buzz around Super Micro Computer. The company has earnings coming up in early August, and investors are wondering whether…
Imagine an engineering team where repetitive design tasks, simulations, and optimizations run automatically—without stopping to wait for a human to intervene at each step. That’s not science fiction. It’s happening…
Let me be direct: if you’re a CEO and you think cybersecurity is something your IT department handles while you focus on strategy and growth, you’re operating with a dangerous…
When Dodge announced the limited-edition 2026 Durango R/T 392, something unexpected happened. The entire allocation sold out in roughly six hours. Not six weeks. Not six days. Six hours. On…
Natalie Foster