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When TopResume launched its free review service in November 2025, it felt more like a test run than a simple polish.

It feels like the timing couldn't be more urgent. Polestar Analytics is piecing together a data ecosystem, while Indian firms wrestle with a tsunami...

Republicans seem to be eyeing a different tack on AI oversight, one that might change how the tech is ruled nationwide.

When Cloudflare flickered for a few minutes last Tuesday, it felt like the straw that broke the camel’s back.

When xAI rolled out Grok 4.1 last week, the first thing I noticed was the headline about fewer hallucinations in web searches and integrated apps -...

Starting a data-science project feels like ticking off a never-ending list: define the problem, clean the data, pick a model, validate, then deploy.

When Gemini AI looks at a flat picture, it tries to treat each pixel like we do when we scan a room, tying it to a spot in space.

When Senator Elizabeth Warren reached out to the White House, it felt like a rare move, she’s asking the Trump administration to take another look at...

When you hear “agentic AI” these days, it’s because the tech is starting to act less like a calculator and more like a teammate.

When I first saw the demo of Microsoft’s Agent 365, the idea of a “bot army” felt oddly concrete for a company of our size.

At the MIT Energy Initiative conference last week, engineers, investors and policy analysts crowded the room, all trying to make sense of a power...

In 2025 I still find myself reaching for free tools when I need a quick data-science fix.