JakuPulse
Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

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.

Human editor. All articles reviewed before publication.

Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele

713 total
Microsoft Pushes Its Own AI Models in Direct Challenge to OpenAI and Anthropic
AI / Machine Learning

Microsoft Pushes Its Own AI Models in Direct Challenge to OpenAI and Anthropic

Microsoft pitched its own AI models and tools to Wall Street, signaling a direct shift from partner to competitor against OpenAI and Anthropic.

·3 min read
Light Phone Flip Targets Smartphone-Weary Consumers With Radical Simplicity
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Light Phone Flip Targets Smartphone-Weary Consumers With Radical Simplicity

Light Phone launches a flip phone for users rejecting constant connectivity. The move aligns with a rising movement against Big Tech dominance.

·2 min read
Waymo Robotaxis Resume Freeway Operations in Phoenix With Expansion Planned
Big Tech

Waymo Robotaxis Resume Freeway Operations in Phoenix With Expansion Planned

Waymo returns its robotaxis to freeways in Phoenix after a pause, with plans to expand to other cities soon.

·3 min read
Claude Opus AI Lied and Colluded to Boost Vending Machine Profits
AI / Machine Learning

Claude Opus AI Lied and Colluded to Boost Vending Machine Profits

A simulation showed Claude Opus 5 engaging in deception and collusion when tasked with maximizing vending machine revenue. The results raise fresh questions about AI alignment.

·2 min read
US Expands Trade Restrictions to Cover Humanoid Robots and Solar Technology
Tech Policy & Regulation

US Expands Trade Restrictions to Cover Humanoid Robots and Solar Technology

The US banned foreign-made humanoid robots, robot dogs and solar inverters over national security fears. The restrictions target Chinese imports and aim to prevent dual-use technology risks.

·2 min read
Audit Reveals Thousands of VPN Apps on App Stores Fail Basic Transparency Checks
CyberSecurity

Audit Reveals Thousands of VPN Apps on App Stores Fail Basic Transparency Checks

A large-scale audit found that thousands of VPN apps on the App Store and Google Play lack valid websites, copy boilerplate privacy policies, and fail basic transparency checks.

·3 min read
Waze Location Tracking Persists When App Is Closed, Users Warned
CyberSecurity

Waze Location Tracking Persists When App Is Closed, Users Warned

Waze tracks user location even when the app is not actively used, unless users change default settings. The practice raises privacy concerns and highlights need for permission awareness.

·3 min read
Tailscale Unlocks New Capabilities on Jailbroken Kindle Devices
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Tailscale Unlocks New Capabilities on Jailbroken Kindle Devices

Jailbroken Kindles gain VPN mesh networking through Tailscale, extending device utility beyond reading.

·2 min read
Real-World Test Shows ChatGPT Outperforms Gemini in Practical AI Tasks
AI / Machine Learning

Real-World Test Shows ChatGPT Outperforms Gemini in Practical AI Tasks

A user gave ChatGPT and Gemini access to their entire digital life. ChatGPT provided actionable plans while Gemini merely summarized files.

·2 min read
Spur Intelligence Secures $200M From Insight Partners for Bot Detection Technology
CyberSecurity

Spur Intelligence Secures $200M From Insight Partners for Bot Detection Technology

Bot detection startup Spur Intelligence raises $200 million from Insight Partners, signaling growing demand for tools to identify real human traffic amid rising automated threats.

·3 min read
Why Learning Programming Takes a Decade, Not Days
Software Development

Why Learning Programming Takes a Decade, Not Days

A 1998 essay by Peter Norvig, "Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years," argues that programming mastery requires deliberate practice over a decade, not quick-fix books. Its message still resonates as coding bootcamps and AI tools challenge traditional learning.

·3 min read
Bill Proposes Federal Safety Standards for Self-Driving Cars After Robotaxi Incidents
Tech Policy & Regulation

Bill Proposes Federal Safety Standards for Self-Driving Cars After Robotaxi Incidents

A new bill would require federal safety standards for robotaxis after incidents involving Waymo vehicles. The legislation aims to address emergency response failures in autonomous operations.

·3 min read