Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
713 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.
Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
713 total
AI Has Quietly Become Standard in Hollywood Filmmaking
A new report reveals AI is now ubiquitous in Hollywood productions. The battle shifts from adoption to control over the technology's future.
Telemetry's Hidden Costs: Why CTOs and CFOs Face a Governance Crisis
Telemetry volumes are tripling as AI systems consume data, creating hidden governance and cost risks for CTOs and CFOs. Organizations must treat telemetry as a liability, not just an asset.
After Flock Cameras Were Destroyed, the ‘Guardrail Guy’ Steps Back From Criticism
Steve Eimers, known online as the Guardrail Guy, stopped posting about Flock cameras after two of the devices he highlighted were vandalized, raising questions about the cost of digital activism.
VirtualDJ Brings Professional Mixing to Home Users Without the Price Tag
VirtualDJ now offers professional mixing tools free for home use, including real-time stem separation and multimedia support. The software removes hardware requirements and cost barriers for aspiring DJs.
Developers Urged to Retype LLM Code to Avoid Cognitive Debt
A new approach called Prevent argues that manually retyping AI-generated code helps developers truly understand and maintain software, reducing long-term cognitive debt.
Reddit CEO Challenges Value of Google's AI Overviews as Stock Drops
Reddit's CEO Steve Huffman criticized Google's AI Overviews, warning they may harm content value. The remarks came as Reddit stock fell, spotlighting tensions between platforms and AI summaries.
Samsung Blocks Smart TV Apps That Secretly Share Internet Connections
Samsung is banning smart TV apps that secretly share users' internet connections with strangers. The move follows security research into residential proxy networks that exploit consumer devices for anonymity.
You Can Fix Your Broken Gadgets Yourself: The EU's Right to Repair Push
The EU's right to repair directive aims to reduce e-waste, but millions of devices still end up in landfills. A new wave of DIY repair culture, aided by YouTube, is changing how we handle broken electronics.
AI Adoption Exposes Deeper Software Sprawl Crisis
Enterprise AI adoption reveals existing disconnected systems causing productivity loss. The solution is stack rationalization, not more tools.
AI Migration of COBOL to Java Replicates Legacy Bugs, Study Finds
A case study shows AI-powered migration of COBOL programs to Java can introduce the same bugs from the original code, raising concerns about automated code translation reliability.
After Conquering Coding, AI Now Targets Fast Food Drive-Thrus
Artificial intelligence is moving from software development to fast food ordering. Drive-thru bots using AI voice systems are already in testing at major chains, raising questions about jobs and customer experience.
Microsoft Vows to Slim Down Windows 11 for 8GB Laptops as RAM Crisis Deepens
Microsoft promises to reduce Windows 11's memory footprint on 8GB laptops, acknowledging the RAM crisis. The optimization is part of a broader fix campaign but arrives late.