Month: July 2025

A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint is under active attack — and Chinese hackers are being blamed. What’s Going On? Security teams at Google and Microsoft have both confirmed that state-backed hacking groups from China are actively exploiting a serious zero-day vulnerability in SharePoint. The bug, officially listed as CVE-2025-53770, was found just last weekend. But according to both companies, attackers … Read more

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This is Chapter 3 of a post-apocalyptic zombie novel. Please see here for Chapter 1 (should probably read that first!). View my profile for all the chapters. Billy Left Behind In the morning, I found a map and laid it out across one of the desks. It made the city look a lot bigger than it actually was. Kid, … Read more

This deep dive into layer caching, RUN command cleanup, and build context will help you craft smaller, more efficient images.

In the history of care integration, few problems have been as pesky as behavioral health referrals from primary care. There are over 200,000 primary care physicians (PCPs) in the United States. Most see about 5-10 patients a day they believe would benefit from a referral to a therapist, yet the majority of PCPs claim they … Read more

The Partnership Trap Most brands treat partner marketing like paid media: more creators, more links, more exposure. The truth is, audiences don’t buy from people they don’t know. They buy from people they already trust. And trust can’t be manufactured at scale. It has to be earned through relevance, consistency, and actual value. That’s where … Read more

Although artificial intelligence appeared in the world relatively recently, most people and companies still use it mainly in the form of questions and answers in ChatGPT. For many, this is what is associated with the concept of “using AI.” This is also confirmed by McKinsey data, according to which more than 75% of businesses are … Read more

The Matrix is a powerful allegory for “The Algorithmic Con,” where advanced AI creates a fabricated reality to control and exploit humanity, much like modern AI systems use opaque algorithms, unconsented data, and emotional manipulation to influence our lives and attention, potentially building a digital prison we don’t even realize we’re in.

Co‑authored with Elena Skvortsova, HRD at Muse Group The idea of a “no-meeting day” is an easy sell, especially when 70% of workers believe email could replace over a quarter of their meetings, and 28% of meetings leave employees with lasting negative effects, including impaired engagement and productivity. Block out one day a week, free your team from Zoom and Teams’ fatigue, … Read more

Predict GPU prices before you deploy. Save up to 50% on cloud compute costs with GordianLabs’ AI-powered pricing forecast API.

Picture this: Amara, a brilliant entrepreneur in Lagos, has revolutionized local food distribution through her innovative delivery network. Her business thrives. Her customers love her. Yet when she approaches traditional banks for expansion capital, she’s met with skepticism—or worse, outright rejection. Why? Because the archaic credit systems that govern our financial world simply don’t see … Read more

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The EU has struck again with yet another layer of red tape. Providers of AI models are now compelled to disclose the data used to train their systems, complete with a mandatory template. It goes by the sexy name: “Approval of the content of the draft Communication from the Commission – Explanatory Notice and Template … Read more

After 14+ years working across global marketing and communications – from telecom and mobility to pettech, fintech, and B2B2C startups – one thing keeps proving true: most strategies don’t survive their first border. These are the lessons that helped me build brands that work in multiple locations. Most marketing playbooks were written for a single … Read more

The supply chain shocks of the past four years have turned semiconductors from a back office cost item into a national security asset. The result is a worldwide race for compute sovereignty, the ability to design, fabricate, package, and deploy advanced chips without depending on a rival’s goodwill. For founders, investors, and policymakers the map … Read more

My grandmother exists in three different realities. In the physical world, she’s Mama Adunni—respected elder, keeper of family stories, the woman who raised seven children and survived two civil wars. Everyone in our Lagos neighborhood knows her face, her voice, her reputation. In the government’s reality, she’s a ghost. No national ID number. No voter … Read more

Introduction Hey everyone, I’m Max Nechaev – engineering manager at Snoonu, founder, and AI enthusiast. I’ve been in software development for quite a while. Back when I was building iOS apps, there were tons of architectural patterns out there. They felt solid. Thought through. Battle-tested over years. Back then, I never imagined I’d be the … Read more

The internet is broken. Not technically—God knows it still routes packets and streams your Netflix just fine. But fundamentally, architecturally, philosophically broken in ways that would make Tim Berners-Lee weep into his morning tea. We built a decentralized dream and somehow ended up with five companies controlling everything we see, think, and buy online. Facebook’s … Read more

The Trump Administration has unveiled an ambitious roadmap for American AI leadership. Here’s what it means for your career, your industry, and the global economy. The stakes have never been higher in the race for artificial intelligence supremacy. This month, the White House released “America’s AI Action Plan,” a comprehensive strategy that frames AI development … Read more