JakuPulse
Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

1198 published articles

Senior Editor at JakuPulse, oversees editorial coverage across artificial intelligence, software development, emerging technology, startups and digital innovation. He's a Software Engineer with years of experience working in the industry. With a technical background in digital publishing systems and technology-driven editorial workflows, he specializes in shaping complex, fast-moving developments into clear, accurate and insight-driven reporting. All content is reviewed under strict editorial standards to ensure quality, relevance and integrity.

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Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

1198 total
Why Large Language Models Still Fail at Genuine Reasoning
AI / Machine Learning

Why Large Language Models Still Fail at Genuine Reasoning

A former DeepMind researcher argues that modern LLMs lack the genuine reasoning power that made AlphaGo's 'Move 37' legendary, posing risks for high-stakes applications.

·3 min read
AI Startups Land 8 of 10 Largest U.S. Funding Rounds This Week
Startups / Funding

AI Startups Land 8 of 10 Largest U.S. Funding Rounds This Week

This week's top U.S. startup funding rounds were dominated by AI companies, with Instinct leading a $1 billion Series C. The trend underscores sustained investor appetite for artificial intelligence across sectors.

·3 min read
JBL PartyBox Ultimate Uses AI to Strip Vocals for Karaoke
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

JBL PartyBox Ultimate Uses AI to Strip Vocals for Karaoke

JBL's new PartyBox Ultimate speaker uses AI to remove vocals from songs in real time, turning any track into a karaoke version. The feature targets home entertaining without requiring separate karaoke apps.

·3 min read
Lambda Raises $4 Billion at $14.5 Billion Valuation Ahead of 2027 IPO
Startups / Funding

Lambda Raises $4 Billion at $14.5 Billion Valuation Ahead of 2027 IPO

AI computing startup Lambda secures $4B led by Coatue and Blackstone, backing from Nvidia. IPO planned for 2027 signals rising demand for AI infrastructure.

·2 min read
Websites Push Back Against AI Agents, Sparking a New Protocol Battle
AI / Machine Learning

Websites Push Back Against AI Agents, Sparking a New Protocol Battle

Personal AI agents face growing resistance as websites deploy anti-bot defenses. A proposed standard aims to restore access without compromising security.

·2 min read
Utah Tests AI-Only Medical Prescriptions in New Pilot Program
Tech Policy & Regulation

Utah Tests AI-Only Medical Prescriptions in New Pilot Program

Utah is testing AI-only medical examinations and prescriptions for certain patients. The pilot raises questions about safety and oversight while aiming to improve access.

·3 min read
Fog-Bank Project Preserves the Oldest Known Webcam Feed
Software Development

Fog-Bank Project Preserves the Oldest Known Webcam Feed

A project called Fog-Bank is archiving the Trojan Room coffee pot feed, the oldest known webcam stream. The effort preserves a key piece of internet history.

·3 min read
AI Route Planning Leads to Cliff Rescue for Alaska Teen
AI / Machine Learning

AI Route Planning Leads to Cliff Rescue for Alaska Teen

A 16-year-old hiker was rescued after an AI-generated route left him stranded on a cliff in Alaska, raising concerns about AI reliability for outdoor navigation.

·3 min read
Remote Workers Invest in Home Office Gear Built to Last
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Remote Workers Invest in Home Office Gear Built to Last

As remote work becomes permanent, consumers shift from cheap furniture to durable, long-lasting equipment. This trend benefits premium brands and signals a maturing market.

·2 min read
ChatGPT Signs Real Cartoonists' Names to AI-Generated New Yorker Cartoons
Tech Policy & Regulation

ChatGPT Signs Real Cartoonists' Names to AI-Generated New Yorker Cartoons

ChatGPT adds real cartoonists' signatures to AI-generated New Yorker cartoons, raising forgery, copyright and ethical concerns for the AI industry.

·3 min read
Theme Park Physics Turns Smartphones Into Lab Tools
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Theme Park Physics Turns Smartphones Into Lab Tools

Physics teachers now use theme park rides and smartphone sensors to demonstrate Newtonian mechanics, making abstract laws tangible and engaging for students.

·3 min read
Oracle Health Data Breach Exposed 20 Million Records
CyberSecurity

Oracle Health Data Breach Exposed 20 Million Records

Bloomberg reports that Oracle Health's breach last year affected 20 million people. The incident raises serious concerns about healthcare data security and corporate oversight.

·3 min read
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