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AI Project Feasibility Checker
A strange imbalance has long dominated the tech environment. Ideas are endless, presentations are even more plentiful, yet truly working AI solutions are far fewer than the headlines suggest. Companies speak about “artificial intelligence” as if it were a universal remedy for every operational issue—but precisely at the stage of a sober assessment of whether…- Published on
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Is There a Negative Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Employment? Labor Market Effects
Every new wave of automation has put us under stress about jobs disappearing. Advances in artificial intelligence—especially generative AI like large language models (LLMs)—make some of us anxious about “What’s next?”- Published on
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Ethical Aspects of Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Imperatives
In the rapidly evolving domain of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the intersection of technology and ethics has become a critical area of concern. AI, defined broadly as the capability of machines to mimic human cognitive functions such as learning, problem-solving, and decision-making, has permeated various aspects of our daily lives, from healthcare and education to finance…- Published on
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Can a Cross-Functional Team Still Outperform a Full-Stack Developer?
When you need to start a project or build a new product, deciding which type of team best suits your needs can be confusing. At this point, to save costs, some start-up founders opt for a Full-Stack Developer option. But the question is, can a Cross-Functional team outperform a Full-Stack Developer?- Published on
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As the digital layer of our lives thickens, technology is shaping how we care, heal, and act. More than ever, people expect digital products to do good — to support sustainability, inclusivity, mental health, civic engagement, and more. And the numbers back it up. -
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You used to ask your best friend for dating advice. Or maybe your therapist. Now, some people whisper their secrets to a chatbot trained on Reddit threads and pop psychology. And it answers—politely, supportively, and without judgment. -
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Businesses across industries are not just settling for off-the-shelf systems but investing in scalable, flexible, and secure custom software to gain a competitive edge in changing digital ecosystems. -
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Developers built the AI that’s now replacing them — poetic, isn’t it? Explore how coders automated themselves out of jobs, who will survive the shift, and why LaSoft still bets on humans. -
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Everyone talks about building software. Far fewer actually make money from it. It’s easy to get caught up in the hype — spinning up a SaaS, sketching out pricing tiers, dreaming of MRR and exits. But before any of that matters, you need one thing: clarity. What exactly are you building? Who is it for? Why… -
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So, your SaaS has stopped making money. Not slowed down — just flatlined. MRR is now MIA, and the only notifications you’re getting are from Google Analytics gently whispering “0 active users.” Don’t worry, you’re not alone — many founders have been there, staring at Stripe dashboards like they’re broken. But the real problem might… -
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What does sustainable software really mean? Sustainable software development goes far beyond just energy efficiency or environmental concerns. At its core, it’s about creating digital solutions that are built to last — maintainable, adaptable, and responsible over time. -
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Software subscriptions have become the business world’s favorite shortcut. A few clicks, a modest monthly fee — and voilà, you’re equipped. Or so it seems. -
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Thinking of launching a SaaS? Read this before you burn $100,000. We’ve all heard the dream: Build a product once. Sell it forever. Sleep while Stripe works. But here’s the reality: most SaaS projects don’t fail because of code. They fail because of business decisions — or the lack of them. -
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There was a time when companies proudly advertised that they had an email address. Seriously. In the late ‘90s, it was a badge of modernity — “Look, we’re online!” Fast-forward to 2025, and we’re in the middle of another hype cycle. This time, the magic words are “AI-powered.”
