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How are companies preparing for phishing and deepfake threats at scale?

Companies’ strategies for combating phishing and deepfake threats at scale

Juolie F. Roseberg

Phishing has evolved from crude email scams into highly targeted, data-driven attacks, while deepfakes have moved from novelty to operational threat. Together, they create a scalable risk that can undermine…

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Placebo and nocebo: the power of expectation in health

Juolie F. Roseberg

Expectations shape physiology. The terms placebo and nocebo capture the positive and negative consequences of those expectations. A placebo effect occurs when a beneficial health change follows an inert treatment…

How are quantum sensors impacting navigation and medical imaging research?

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Debating the ethics of AI-driven scientific discoveries

Juolie F. Roseberg

Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly used to generate scientific results, including hypotheses, data analyses, simulations, and even full research papers. These systems can process massive datasets, identify patterns faster than…

How are serverless and container platforms evolving for AI workloads?

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Serverless vs. Containers: AI Workload Evolution

Juolie F. Roseberg

Artificial intelligence workloads have transformed the way cloud infrastructure is conceived, implemented, and fine-tuned. Serverless and container-based platforms, which previously centered on web services and microservices, are quickly adapting to…

Why are wearables shifting from fitness to medical-grade insights?

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Why Wearables are Evolving: Fitness to Medical

Juolie F. Roseberg

Wearable technology emerged as a popular fitness accessory aimed at logging steps, monitoring calories, and promoting healthier routines. Early devices prioritized straightforward features and broad accessibility, supplying simple data that…

Why is vector search becoming a core database capability?

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How Vector Search Became a Fundamental Database Function

Juolie F. Roseberg

Vector search has moved from a specialized research technique to a foundational capability in modern databases. This shift is driven by the way applications now understand data, users, and intent.…

Gluten: when avoiding it makes sense—and when it doesn’t

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Gluten: Is it Always Bad? Understanding When to Cut It Out

Juolie F. Roseberg

Understanding what gluten is and why it plays a significant roleGluten is a family of structural proteins found primarily in wheat, barley, rye, and their hybrids. It gives dough its…

What is the current state of practical quantum computing for businesses?

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How Practical is Quantum Computing for Commercial Use?

Juolie F. Roseberg

Quantum computing has shifted from being confined to theoretical physics laboratories to entering an initial phase of commercial trials, yet it still falls short of serving as a universal substitute…

Why NASA sent ‘organ chips’ of the Artemis II crew into space

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Unveiling Why NASA Sent ‘Organ Chips’ of Artemis II Crew to Space

Juolie F. Roseberg

A new lunar expedition is not only ferrying astronauts but also moving live biological specimens created to uncover how space conditions influence the human body, offering breakthroughs that may transform…

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NASA’s ‘Organ Chips’ on Artemis II: A Deeper Look

Juolie F. Roseberg