The Cheapest AI Request Is The One You Do Not Send Twice.

Enterprise AI costs are often discussed in terms of model pricing. How much does one million tokens cost? Which model is cheaper? Should we ...

In 2010, Online Video Safety Was Mostly About Parental Controls. Today It Is Becoming a Governance Obligation.

Back in 2010, TechViewz highlighted a concern in Online Video Providers Not Protecting Kids . The issue at the time was relatively straightf...

Be Honest: When Google Gives You an AI Answer at the Top, Do You Still Click the Links Underneath?

Be honest. When Google gives you an AI-generated answer right at the top, do you still click the links underneath? Probably not. That might ...

The First Question in AI Testing Should Be: What Can It Reach?

An AI agent can behave perfectly inside a test environment and still be dangerous if that environment has a path to the real world. Give it ...

Nobody Really Posts Their Life Anymore. They Post the Version That Performs.

Social media used to feel a bit random. Someone posted lunch. Someone else uploaded 14 blurry photos from a birthday party. There were badly...

A Valid Certificate Does Not Mean a Safe Software Update

We have trained users and security teams to look for signs of trust. A valid certificate. A trusted publisher. A familiar update mechanism. ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Finally Got VRR On The TV. Why Wasn’t This There From Day One?

Nintendo Switch 2 can finally use VRR properly on a TV. Which immediately raises one question. Why wasn’t this there from day one? Nintendo ...

Kaltura Started as an Open-Source Video Platform. Now It Wants Video To Become AI Knowledge.

Back in 2010, TechViewz wrote about Kaltura in Kaltura Updates Open Source Video Platform . At the time, the story was about open-source vid...