In a world where algorithms can outpace human thought, are we truly in control of our decisions—or have the machines quietly taken the lead?

What if you could lock your software's source code away for a few years, guaranteeing its release while protecting your intellectual property in the meantime? By combining blockchain, encryption, and a cryptographic trick called a Zero-Knowledge Proof, developers can safeguard their code today and promise full transparency tomorrow—creating a new era of trust between creators and users.

What if everything we think about complexity is wrong—and the key to unlocking infinite possibilities lies not in adding more, but in stripping everything down to the barest essentials?

As AI reshapes the future of work, the traditional software we rely on is about to vanish—replaced by a new era of disposable, on-demand programs.

In the not-so-distant future, artificial intelligence may surpass human capabilities in nearly every measurable way.

Despite the technological advancements and increasing resources, why do so few software products truly stand out?

The swinging door algorithm efficiently compresses time-series data, reducing storage and processing requirements while maintaining data integrity.

Are we masters of the technology we create, or are we becoming its servants? The boundary between the two is increasingly blurred. Evidence is the merge isn’t coming; it’s already here. How we manage it will define the next chapters of the human story.

What if our digital endeavor to purge AI of all hallucinations is misguided? Could be actually be performing a digital lobotomy?

Corporations need to realize that trying to foster a startup-like culture within the constraints of a traditional corporate structure is an exercise in futility.