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
AI Crawlers Are Erasing the Internet's Historical Record
AI / Machine Learning

AI Crawlers Are Erasing the Internet's Historical Record

AI models are scraping web content at unprecedented scale, stripping metadata and context. This threatens the internet's collective memory, making it harder to trace sources and preserve digital history.

·3 min read
Google Play Now Hosts Rival App Store After Epic Antitrust Win
Tech Policy & Regulation

Google Play Now Hosts Rival App Store After Epic Antitrust Win

Google's Play Store now hosts a rival app store for the first time, following the Epic antitrust ruling. Aptoide's listing marks a shift in Android's app distribution.

·3 min read
Microsoft Faces Backlash Over Unauthorized Beta Photos App Install on Enterprise Devices
Big Tech

Microsoft Faces Backlash Over Unauthorized Beta Photos App Install on Enterprise Devices

Microsoft responded to outcry after quietly installing a beta version of the Photos app on enterprise systems, raising concerns over software management and user consent.

·2 min read
Choral Brings Choreographic Programming to Java Developers
Software Development

Choral Brings Choreographic Programming to Java Developers

Choral is a new choreographic programming language that integrates with Java, simplifying concurrent and distributed system development.

·3 min read
Google Wallet Lets Parents Send Allowances Without a Debit Card
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Google Wallet Lets Parents Send Allowances Without a Debit Card

Google Wallet's new allowance feature lets parents send money to children instantly without a separate bank account, potentially replacing kids' debit cards.

·3 min read
Social Platforms Face Continued Legal Pressure Over User Addiction Claims
Tech Policy & Regulation

Social Platforms Face Continued Legal Pressure Over User Addiction Claims

Social media companies face thousands of addiction lawsuits after courts rejected their appeals, potentially forcing changes to platform design and legal standards.

·2 min read
YouTube Raises Monetization Threshold for Creators
Big Tech

YouTube Raises Monetization Threshold for Creators

YouTube doubled the watch hours needed to join its Partner Program to 8,000. Shorts creators now need 20 million views in 90 days. The change targets higher engagement before revenue sharing kicks in.

·2 min read
How AI Professors Are Adapting as Industry Labs Hoard GPUs and Data
AI / Machine Learning

How AI Professors Are Adapting as Industry Labs Hoard GPUs and Data

Academic AI researchers face a new reality as private companies dominate the cutting edge. The AI2050 program offers support, but funding and access to GPUs remain critical issues.

·3 min read
Google Pixel Photos: Can AI Deliver Real Gains or Just Hype
Gadgets / Consumer Tech

Google Pixel Photos: Can AI Deliver Real Gains or Just Hype

Google's Pixel cameras lean on AI for features like Real Tone and Magic Eraser, sparking debate over whether these tools are meaningful improvements or marketing gimmicks.

·3 min read
After 24 Years, Return to Castle Wolfenstein Goes Uncut in Germany
Tech Policy & Regulation

After 24 Years, Return to Castle Wolfenstein Goes Uncut in Germany

After 24 years, Return to Castle Wolfenstein is finally uncut in Germany. Bethesda's QuakeCon announcement ends a censorship saga over Nazi symbolism.

·2 min read
Anthropic Defaults Claude Code to Auto Mode, Shifting Developer Workflows
Software Development

Anthropic Defaults Claude Code to Auto Mode, Shifting Developer Workflows

Anthropic has changed the default behavior of Claude Code to auto mode, allowing the AI to take actions without manual confirmation. This update aims to accelerate coding tasks but raises concerns about oversight and code reliability.

·3 min read
Flock Cameras Spread Nationwide, Location Data Often Hidden
Tech Policy & Regulation

Flock Cameras Spread Nationwide, Location Data Often Hidden

Automated license plate readers from Flock Safety monitor millions of vehicles daily. Learn why transparency varies by jurisdiction and what residents can do.

·3 min read
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