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September 27, 2026
The question that triggers 100 AI queries #Shorts
How much does a single question to an artificial intelligence system really cost?
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Artificial intelligence, software, cybersecurity, and technology explained clearly and critically.
September 27, 2026
Who pushes Windows to be excellent for $700? #Shorts
Who makes sure a seven-hundred-dollar Windows laptop feels truly good to use?
September 27, 2026
Will charging for access save the Internet? #Shorts
What if charging every bot to read protected the web… but also filled it with checkpoints?
September 27, 2026
Gemini as a tutor: revolutionizing studying or just summarizing?
Gemini, Google’s educational AI, turns your notes into personalized study notebooks. Can it identify gaps and improve learning?
September 27, 2026
Artificial intelligence: the hidden cost of profitability
Artificial intelligence can transform businesses, but its true cost is surprising: inference, agents, tokens, data centers, and energy consumption. Is there an AI bubble?
September 27, 2026
MacBook Neo vs Surface: the battle for the budget laptop
MacBook Neo and Surface compete in the budget laptop market: Apple is betting on affordability, while Microsoft leaves the segment to Dell, ASUS, Lenovo, and HP.
September 27, 2026
Cloudflare and AI: who controls the web?
Cloudflare, artificial intelligence, and bots: the new toll for reading the Internet could save content… or concentrate more power in the hands of a few companies.
September 27, 2026
The illusion of a private link #Shorts
Do you think an image is safe just because its link does not appear on Google? That is the illusion.
September 27, 2026
The real danger of AI agents
My thesis is this: the most immediate risk from agents is not artificial intelligence with human intentions. It is automation with too much capability, too much data at hand, and too much freedom to improvise a path toward a goal. And I would add a contrarian point. I do not think the sensible conclusion
September 27, 2026
AI agents: the alarming leak of 53 images
AI agents, privacy, and security: the leak of 53 images from ChatGPT users reveals the risks of unsupervised autonomy. What happened, and what does it mean for our data?
September 27, 2026
The trap of unlimited AI usage
A monthly subscription seems simple, but it can be a poor model if a few heavy users consume resources far beyond what they pay for. The “unlimited usage” model works well when the marginal cost of serving an additional user is very low. In traditional software, copying a program costs
September 27, 2026
Microsoft lets Apple have the budget laptop market
Microsoft has seen an affordable MacBook arrive, heard the inevitable question, and responded, in essence: it does not consider it necessary to launch a Surface to compete with it right now. That answer sounds strange when you remember that, for years, the promise of Windows was precisely to offer options for every budget