Ad Hoc Testing: The Power of Thinking Like a User
It was a regular testing day, and I was focused on reproducing a bug that had just been reported. I carefully followed the steps, ready to log my observations. But as I navigated through the app, I accidentally clicked on something unrelated. To my surprise, the application behaved oddly - and I had just uncovered a completely new bug. This wasn't part of my test case. No automation had flagged it. But this is exactly how real users might behave: exploring unpredictably, clicking where they shouldn't, or rushing through workflows in unexpected ways. That's when I realized the hidden value of ad hoc testing.
September 2
If We Give AI a Tragic Backstory, Can It Become an Artist?
The most valuable pieces of art often have tragic back stories. For instance, Vincent van Gogh, known for his famous art piece Starry Night, had lifelong mental illness, extreme poverty, isolation, he cut off his own ear and self exit when he's 37 years old. He was basically unknown until he died.
August 8
Autonomy is the new interface
"Agents can help automate and simplify pretty much everything that we do" said Suresh Kumar, Walmart's Chief Technology Officer, capturing a pivotal moment not only for the retail behemoth but for the future of AI itself.
July 30
Artificial Intelligence-Driven Cancer Vaccine Program: Towards a New Era of Personalized Medicine
Recently, Oracle co-founder and chairman Larry Ellison announced an exciting plan at a White House press conference to develop a personalized cancer vaccine system using artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Ellison announced that Oracle is dedicated to building an AI system that can detect and cure cancer. The AI will offer personal, precise service, and can generate a vaccine within 48 hours. This news is exciting the entire world and starts an era of cancer cures.
July 30
How to Turn Coding into an Addiction
How to make coding an addiction. No nonsense. No beating around the bush. Let's get to it.
July 30
Calendar Based Productivity On Rise
In the recent years, productivity culture revolved around to-do lists. But now in 2025, something surprising is happening-> calendar based productivity apps are making a comeback. It's a response to how much work, peoples attention, and time have changed.
July 30
What AI Teaches Us About Ourselves: A Mirror, Not a Machine
The Reflection We Didn't Expect. I once asked an AI to rewrite a cover letter for me. What it returned wasn't just polished. It was me, but sharper. It got my tone, priorities, and even word choice better than I would have. That was the first time I realized: AI isn't just a tool - it's a mirror.
July 30
The Silent Revolution: How AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Farming
Across the world's farmlands, a quiet transformation is unfolding. Farmers who once relied solely on generational wisdom and weather patterns now deploy artificial intelligence as their newest field hand. This technological shift moves beyond theory, from the rice paddies of China's Heilongjiang province to smallholder farms in Kenya, algorithmic agriculture is demonstrating tangible results in reduced waste, increased yields, and climate resilience. What began as precision agriculture experiments has evolved into a full-scale reimagining of humanity's oldest profession.
July 30
If AI had a childhood, what would it remember?
As we’ve all been using AI to boost our productivity, whether it’s helping us draft emails, summarize meetings, or even brainstorm date ideas, I started wondering: if AI had a childhood… what would it remember?
July 11