Login to your account

Username *
Password *
Remember Me

Should developers fear the emergence of artificial intelligence?

Will AI replace the need for humans to craft robust, efficient, and elegant code?

One software company CEO thinks curiosity is infinitely preferable to fear, and his developers are already reaping the rewards.

Published in Blog

It’s no understatement to say that Geoffrey Hinton is as close to a god as we’re ever going to have in the Artificial Intelligence space.

The British-Canadian computer scientist and cognitive psychologist literally wrote the book on machine learning, after all. Along with AI rock stars Yoshua Bengio and Yann LeCun he picked up the 2018 Turing Award, the Nobel Prize for computer science, for creating the very building blocks of today's large language models (LLM).

Hinton is widely credited with creating the foundations of deep learning, which defines how LLMs are trained and how they synthesize and connect the data. So, his decision to quit his very plush job with Google so he could ring the alarm bells about AI means we should all stand up and take notice.

We can’t afford to ignore him. 

Published in Blog

Over 1,100 of some of the most influential names in the artificial intelligence space last week signed a letter asking for a 6-month pause in training next-generation AI systems.

They warn the technology poses “profound risks to society and humanity.”

Should humanity listen to them and slam on the brakes? The answer to this question, as is almost always the case with anything related to AI, is complicated. 

Published in Blog

OpenAI’s ChatGPT has been justifiably generating headlines – and controversy – since it was first released to the public in November 2022.

The ink is barely dry on this first chapter of the artificial intelligence revolution, and already a second chapter is well underway.

Hold onto your hats, because for better or worse, AI is now coming for your productivity apps. 

Published in Blog

Do artificial intelligence-driven chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT represent a mortal threat to the very future of knowledge workers?

Or do these virally popular examples of generative AI simply represent another specimen of disruptive technology that opens up new opportunities to move humans further up the value chain?

The answer, as with most things in tech, is more complex than it might initially seem. But it’s becoming increasingly clear that no one can afford to ignore the debate. This is no time to opt out of AI: it’s coming for us whether we like it or not. And while its impact on businesses, careers, and society at-large promises to be fundamental, it just as likely to not be as apocalyptic as the naysayers fear. 

Published in Blog


Our exceptional talented developers and supportive team, combined with our highly effective, well-developed methodology has provided custom applications to Fortune 500 corporations and entrepreneurial companies.

 

Latest Posts from Blog

Toyota halts production after hard drive fills up: The 6 things you must know.

Toyota halts production a...

Is quality still job one at Toyota? The global aut...

CDW/IDC Canada report: Businesses facing unprecedented cybersecurity risks

CDW/IDC Canada report: Bu...

A new report from CDW Canada and IDC Canada contai...

Luna-25 and Chandrayaan-3 tell two very different stories for developers

Luna-25 and Chandrayaan-3...

As space missions go, Russia’s Luna-25 and India’s...

Maui wildfire alert system failure highlights critical gaps in disaster planning

Maui wildfire alert syste...

As the death toll from the wildfires that destroye...

LastPass breach: an historic - and likely ignored - cybersecurity lesson

LastPass breach: an histo...

In a world where a new cybersecurity breach is rev...

Cybersecurity staffing alert - Gartner sounds the alarm about stress and retention

Cybersecurity staffing al...

If you think the current cybersecurity crisis is c...

Apple’s new device fingerprinting rules send clear privacy message to developers

Apple’s new device finger...

Apple’s crusade to tighten privacy in its App Stor...

Developers take notes as Twitter rebrands as X – and kills the bird for good

Developers take notes as...

Elon Musk’s decision to kill the Twitter bird and...

Threads privacy policies reveal need for better development best practices

Threads privacy policies...

Meta’s wannabe-Twitter-killer, Threads, is having...

As business concerns over AI ethics continue to worsen, new best practices emerge

As business concerns over...

No one doubts that generative AI is the next big t...

Cybersecurity budgets fail to keep pace with intensifying threat landscape

Cybersecurity budgets fai...

It isn’t difficult to find evidence of the fast-gr...

Is Meta Threads a Twitter killer? The answer may surprise you.

Is Meta Threads a Twitter...

It’s no exaggeration to say the arrival of Meta’s...