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Often, “AI safety” is discussed in the future tense when it has been discussed. What happens if AI gets too capable? Can an AI system escape its sandbox? How does an autonomous agent react when it decides the rules are…
Every business is becoming a software company. Storefronts, customer portals, marketing sites, and increasingly, AI assistants are all online. However, infrastructure is something nobody talks about, but when it fails, everyone pays attention. Slow websites cost customers money. Bad deployments…
A Summit Built on Self-Policing What’s Washington’s new plan for controlling AI? Let the people who built it control it. On Tuesday, September 29, 2006, the White House hosted a high-profile luncheon with several big names in technology. With a…
All companies that run software eventually run into the same problem: Building the thing is only half the battle. After all, someone has to keep the product running once it is created. As a result, we now have servers, databases,…
Forget artificial intelligence. Apparently, it gave off the wrong vibes. On September 22, President Donald Trump stood before the United Nations General Assembly and declared that the United States would officially retire the term “artificial intelligence.” The replacement? Super Intelligence.…
Between Parkway tolls, rising grocery bills, and subscription fatigue, local shoppers are looking for ways to cut back. But people aren’t just sitting at home canceling streaming services and trimming excess — they’re heading to the library. Across the region,…
For modern developers, Claude Code has been an absolute game changer. Rather than simply suggesting code snippets, it takes real action directly from your terminal. There is, however, one catch nobody mentions in the shiny launch videos: sloppy sessions are…
It takes more than competitive salaries and a solid benefits package to keep employees productive in New Jersey. Burnout, performance, and retention can also be affected by how people interact with each other every day. To demonstrate this, organizational psychologist…
You’ll want to mark December 11, 2026, on your calendar if you use custom GPTs for daily operations, document generation, or data analysis. With the retirement of custom GPTs, OpenAI is encouraging organizations and creators to move their custom workflows…
AI is changing how businesses run: how they handle customers, how they build software, how fast they can move. That part’s real. But here’s what the Forbes crowd won’t tell you in their “10 AI Tools That Will 10x Your…
Jeffrey Hebert is a freelance journalist, visual artist, and digital strategist with 20 years of experience reporting on business, emerging technology, and community culture across New Jersey. His media career began with Evolvor Media, where he developed a pragmatic approach to digital publishing, content systems, and online operations. Currently writing for Jersey Devil Web, Jeffrey tracks how state-level tech shifts, artificial intelligence tools, and local policies affect Main Street commerce. Rather than relying on corporate jargon, his coverage investigates the operational mechanics behind regional startups, business adaptations, and economic shifts. Complementing his tech focus, Jeffrey’s background as a visual artist fuels his active promotion of local events across South Jersey. He frequently spotlights regional festivals, independent comic conventions, and the grassroots creators shaping the local creative landscape. Whether examining modern digital infrastructure or interviewing local artisans, Jeffrey strips away unnecessary fluff to deliver clear, practical analysis. Grounded in New Jersey, he combines technical curiosity with local advocacy to champion regional business and independent arts.