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Today, we want to briefly return to the subject of AIs, their rapid technological advancement, and their increasing impact on the daily lives of individuals as well as businesses as even (as it transpires) CEOs of big companies can be substituted for one.

Artificial Intelligences are now used in virtually anything we do that is connected to technologies we use on a daily basis. And it’s fascinating and, perhaps, can be somewhat scary to many.

Suddenly, it seems, AIs invaded most areas of our lives from art to managing projects of varied scales to designing spaceship parts.

Very soon, we will be sharing a blog post that will deal with the issue in much broader terms… So stay tuned, and watch for the next text on our blog coming to you very soon.

When it comes to thinking of groundbreaking contributions in the world of tech, global imagination is most often dominated by images of men. A lot of us can name at least 2-3 men directly connected to technological progress providing us with the foundation for many tech solutions which we nowadays use on a daily basis.

How many, however, can equally easily name women who have largely contributed to technological advancements. Mind you, the list is not a short one.

Since it’s International Women’s Day today, we figured out the context is better than great to pay a tribute to all the groundbreaking technological developments we owe to women… And while the ever so gorgeous film star Hedy Lamarr [in the photo] - the inventor of frequency hopping technology which became the basis for spread spectrum technology at the heart of wi-fi or Bluetooth - is gaining the much-deserved status of the icon of all the female inventors out there, the list is far longer.

Click the link in the comment section for [a limited] overview of women who have contributed to the tech world over the years.

It’s been a while since the Windows 11 2022 Update was released. Naturally, since then Microsoft has unflaggingly been working on improving the system. Not infrequently, the software giant makes preview builds publicly available to its Windows Insider Programme members for obvious reasons
March 2, 2023, new builds of Windows 11 (i.e. updates for Build 25309 for the Dev Channel and Builds 22621.1391 and 22624.1391 for the Beta Channel) were released.
If you’re interested in previewing them as they are presented to Windows Insiders, follow the link in the comment section.

We have already said this more than once. It's totally worth repeating, though. Security is key. Especially when it comes to our online activity. Zero trust security policies are constantly becoming more and more common and individuals as well as businesses have been implementing an increasing number and wider range of security tools. Click the link in the comment section and read the article about Okta’s newest report on online security.