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Zac Amos is a tech writer who focuses on artificial intelligence. He is also the Features Editor at ReHack, where you can read more of his work.

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Artificial Intelligence June 22, 2026

‘Tokenmaxxing’ Reveals AI Cost Challenges

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) adoption has expanded as organizations integrate AI into business operations. As its usage grows, so does the amount of computing power required...
Artificial Intelligence June 8, 2026

How AI Is Fueling the Rise in Payment Fraud

Payment fraud has existed as long as financial systems have. Bad actors have always found ways to exploit them. Today, artificial intelligence has given those actors...
Artificial Intelligence May 26, 2026

Humans Are Starting to Write Like AI

A few years ago, it was easy to tell human writing from AI-generated material. Human communication sounded irregular but natural, while AI tended to sound polished,...
Artificial Intelligence April 30, 2026

How AI Helped Launch the Artemis II Moon Mission

On April 1, 2026, four astronauts strapped into the Orion spacecraft and rode a rocket into history. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover and mission specialists...
Technology April 15, 2026

What Caused the Current RAM Shortage?

Historically, system memory has been treated as a fairly reliable commodity. While subject to occasional price fluctuations, it remained consistently available to everyone, from casual PC...
Synthetic Divide March 24, 2026

‘Housefishing’: Controversies of AI in Real Estate

Real estate images have joined the ever-growing list of things that people can no longer trust, regardless of how real they may look. Housefishing, the real...
Artificial Intelligence March 17, 2026

How Artificial Intelligence Is Being Used in the Courtroom

Every day, various justice system professionals conduct legal research, communicate with clients, manage court cases and interpret the law. Their work is foundational to a safe...
Artificial Intelligence February 27, 2026

Biomimetic AI Robots Are Coming — How Will They Impact ‘AI Psychosis’?

Biomimetics is a broad term for the practice of incorporating biological and natural principles into various creations. It affects industries ranging from dentistry to architecture,and has...
Artificial Intelligence February 9, 2026

What Do Gamers Think About AI?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving fast, and gaming has ended up right in the middle of it. From smarter non-player characters (NPCs) to behind-the-scenes systems, the...
Artificial Intelligence January 26, 2026

How Do Human Drivers Compare to Autonomous Vehicles?

Research suggests autonomous vehicles are involved in accidents much less often than human drivers. Is this because the technology is truly superior? Or is it because...
Artificial Intelligence January 15, 2026

The AI Data Center Controversy Raging Across the U.S.

The conflict over AI data centers in the United States has moved from zoning boards to a national conversation. What began as scattered local objections now...
Artificial Intelligence December 22, 2025

What Is Adversarial Poetry? A New AI Jailbreak Method

Artificial intelligence (AI) safety has turned into a constant cat-and-mouse game. As developers add guardrails to block harmful requests, attackers continue to try new ways to...
Cybersecurity December 11, 2025

Are Businesses Ready for the Next Wave of AI-Powered Cyberattacks?

Analyzing current trends allows experts to predict how cybercriminals will leverage artificial intelligence in the future. With this information, they can identify the biggest emerging threats...
Synthetic Divide November 14, 2025

The Rising Challenge of AI Self-Preservation

Artificial intelligence (AI) self-preservation allows systems to protect their own operation, resources or influence to keep achieving their goals. It doesn’t stem from fear or emotion...
Artificial Intelligence October 31, 2025

How to Detect Audio Deepfakes

Audio deepfakes sound almost exactly like real people, sometimes even people you know. It only takes a few seconds of recorded speech to accurately recreate someone’s...

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