For early-stage startups navigating uncertain terrain, access to early capital can spell the difference between stagnation and scale. Yet not long ago, young ventures often struggled to capture the attention of traditionally conservative angel investors, many of whom made solitary, cautious bets on local markets they knew well. Today, angel investing has undergone a global…

The science of weather forecasting has never stood still, but in 2025, the field made its most significant leap in decades. At the forefront of this transformation is DeepMind, the UK-based artificial intelligence lab owned by Google’s parent company, Alphabet. DeepMind’s latest innovation, dubbed “GraphCast,” has redefined how humanity predicts one of nature’s most daunting…

In a bold legal maneuver, Meta Platforms Inc. has initiated a lawsuit against developers of AI-powered “nudifying apps”—tools that exploit generative artificial intelligence to undress images of women without their consent. Filed in federal court in California in June 2024, this case marks a pivotal moment for technology regulation, privacy enforcement, and the ethical governance…

In today’s rapidly advancing technological and economic landscape, quantum computing is emerging as one of the most transformative—and uncertain—investment arenas. Quantum technology offers new horizons in computational power, optimization, and artificial intelligence (AI), but it also presents unprecedented volatility, early-stage risks, and regulatory ambiguity. For investors seeking exposure to next-generation tech while managing systemic uncertainty,…

For most enterprises, implementing AI remains more aspirational than operational. Despite significant investments and surging enterprise interest, over 80% of generative AI projects never make it past the pilot stage, let alone into scalable production environments, according to Vishal Chatrath, Senior Director of Generative AI at Databricks (VentureBeat, 2025). Organizations struggle with operational bottlenecks, MLOps…

For over two decades, the fundamental premise of digital publishing has revolved around generating search traffic. Publishers refined their SEO strategies, targeting keywords, optimizing load times, mastering metadata, and crafting content specifically designed to win clicks from Google searches. But in 2025, we’re in the midst of a transformational reckoning. The traditional search-and-click model is…