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The Hidden Cost of Buying Followers
In the attention economy, numbers carry symbolic weight. A large follower count signals relevance, trust, and influence before a single post is read. This pressure explains why some businesses and creators turn to paid followers as a shortcut. The practice looks harmless on the surface. A profile grows overnight, the numbers impress at a glance, and the account appears established.
By Nina Rafferty2 months ago in Journal
Is Instagram Still Worth It in the TikTok Era. AI-Generated.
There is a familiar question floating around every corner of the creator world. It shows up in group chats, in late-night voice notes, in quiet complaints after another Reel underperforms. People whisper it like a confession. Is Instagram still worth the energy when TikTok feels faster, louder and sometimes easier.
By Kirby Soto2 months ago in Journal
When Consistency Stops Working
For years, consistency has been presented as the safest rule in digital growth. Post regularly. Stay visible. Train the algorithm to recognize you. In early stages, this advice often works. Accounts grow. Engagement stabilizes. Progress feels measurable.
By Kirby Soto2 months ago in Journal
Young leaders are demanding AI tailored to their needs
The new generation of young leaders is transforming the relationship between work and artificial intelligence, according to recent research from Google Workspace. The study, conducted in collaboration with The Harris Poll, reveals that for those aged 22 to 39, AI personalization is no longer a luxury, but a fundamental requirement.
By Omar Rastelli2 months ago in Journal
Why Modern Switchboard Upgrades Are Essential for Every Home
Electricity is the heartbeat of every modern home. But what if the system that powers your lights, appliances, and devices is outdated? One spark too many or one old wire could turn your safe home into a hazard. That’s why modern switchboard upgrades are more than just a luxury—they are essential.
By Ellen Sammy2 months ago in Journal
If you are an engineer or a salesperson, your job is at risk, according to OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT
Olivier Godement, director of enterprise products at OpenAI, offered a prediction about which jobs he believes are currently most at risk of being replaced by artificial intelligence.
By Omar Rastelli2 months ago in Journal
A List Taller than My Capabilities...
Today was a Sunday without my kids and typically I try to get a lot done, but today I slept - a lot. I didn't wake up until 9am. Stayed up until almost 10am in order to talk to my kids, and then slept until after 11am.
By The Schizophrenic Mom2 months ago in Journal
Nvidia will integrate an internal GPS into its AI chips to monitor their route and final destination
Nvidia is developing technology that will allow it to determine the country where its artificial intelligence chips are operating, a measure aimed at preventing these processors from reaching territories where their export is restricted. The company has privately demonstrated this tool to partners and customers, although it has not yet officially launched it. The feature would operate as optional software that users could install in their data centers.
By Omar Rastelli2 months ago in Journal
The real challenge for AI will not be money or chips, but the lack of energy in the world
Artificial intelligence continues to grow, and many believe that this progress will be conditioned by funding and chip development. However, behind these technological barriers lies an even greater challenge: energy capacity and the pace of its development.
By Omar Rastelli2 months ago in Journal
