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.
Articles by Senior Editor: Alan Agbele
1198 total
Tailscale Unlocks New Capabilities on Jailbroken Kindle Devices
Jailbroken Kindles gain VPN mesh networking through Tailscale, extending device utility beyond reading.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Microsoft AI Feature Paywall Shift Fuels Windows Subscription Fears
Microsoft is moving free Copilot features like Deep Research to paid tiers, raising concerns that Windows could eventually become a subscription-based OS.
Why You Should Never Trust an LLM's Confidence Score
LLMs frequently express high confidence even when wrong. Their self-reported scores are unreliable and should not guide decision-making. Experts urge external validation for critical use cases.
Enterprise AI Faces a Reliability Crisis as Frontier Providers Falter
Frontier AI labs like Anthropic and OpenAI show policy instability, pushing enterprises toward flexible, open-source alternatives for long-term resilience.
China Begins Delivering Homegrown DUV Chipmaking Tools to Leading Fabs
China has started mass-producing domestic immersion DUV lithography machines, with first deliveries to SMIC, Hua Hong, and CXMT this year.
Amazon's Satellite Phone Network Puts Pressure on SpaceX's Starlink
Amazon expands satellite-to-phone plans, intensifying the direct-to-cell race with SpaceX. The move could reshape mobile connectivity and force faster deployment.
Honor Magic V6 Raises Bar for Foldable Durability and Battery Life
The Honor Magic V6 delivers industry-leading water resistance and a near-invisible crease, challenging long-held concerns about foldable fragility after months of real-world testing.
Bluetooth Flaw in Dealer-Installed Car Security Systems Exposes Millions to Remote Hijacking
A Bluetooth vulnerability in KARR and SWDS car security systems affects 2.2 million vehicles. Researchers at UC San Diego found the devices share a single encryption key, allowing remote hijacking.