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So, you've probably seen it by now. Someone types a sentence like "a cat riding a motorcycle through Tokyo at night" into some magic box, and seconds later—boom! An actual image of it appears. No, it's not Photoshop. It's not even a meme. It's AI-generated image tech doing its thing.
But how does this actually work? Let's talk about it in plain English.
Let's not beat around the bush: artificial intelligence is moving fast, and whether we like it or not, it's already changing the way we live and work.
Now, a little confession to kick things off. A while back, someone congratulated me for being in the "AI space." Truth is, those were just my initials, not a tech venture into artificial intelligence. But hey, I still own the name – and I'm keeping it unless someone wants to buy it off me and fund my retirement… or until AI takes over the world. Whichever comes first.
Alright, so you've been hearing about UI/UX a lot lately—maybe from friends, on job boards, or while scrolling through beautifully designed apps and websites—and now you're thinking, "Hey, that might be something I'd like to do."
macOS Ventura, or Mac OS 13, brought a fresh wave of features and a polished user experience when it debuted in 2022. Apple introduced some smart upgrades that made this release more than just a cosmetic update. From a redesigned System Settings layout to new multitasking tools, Ventura made macOS smarter and more intuitive. One standout feature was Stage Manager, a productivity booster that lets users organize open windows neatly. Another fan favorite was Continuity Camera, which allowed users to use their iPhone as a webcam—perfect for video calls and streaming setups.
If you're running VMware ESXi, Workstation, or Fusion, it's time to pay attention—because attackers sure are. Broadcom just rolled out security updates to patch three actively exploited vulnerabilities, and it turns out over 40,000 VMware ESXi instances are at risk.
