Capitology Blog

The journey of a tech product, from the spark of an idea to its final release, is a dynamic and intricate process that involves multiple stages. Key to the process are product managers, who help to operationalize, advance, evaluate, and iterate nearly every part of the process. 

A recent study by Arkose Labs estimates that 73% of internet traffic comes from bad bots, meaning the traffic wasn’t from a human and intends to conduct some type of malicious action. The bot management firm analyzed tens of billions of bot attacks from January to September 2023, identifying the volume, types, and industries most targeted by attacks.  

The latest technology trends in data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence are shaping our very futures. But how? They have the potential to be both positive or negative, so a thorough understanding is crucial.

The fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) with wearable health devices has transformed how patients and providers monitor and manage health. Designed to be worn on the body, these electronic companions are extending beyond fitness trackers and into indispensable tools for holistic well-being and chronic disease management. 

The construction industry in the United States is facing a significant challenge: a talent shortage and a housing shortage. These two issues are interrelated, and they are making homeownership increasingly elusive for many. With a variety of industrial and economic factors affecting the severity of these challenges, they are having a major impact on the construction industry and the economy. However, the construction industry is on the brink of a technological revolution, with hope that innovative solutions will be able to address both the talent and housing shortages. 

Mitigating generative AI (GenAI) cybersecurity risks is now paramount as more challenges have arisen as employees adopt this technology in their processes. Unabated GenAI, including ChatGPT, security risks pose a serious threat.

The concept of smart cities has been around for decades, but with the rapid rise of new technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI), they have quickly become more prominent and capable. However, as smart cities expand around the world, they are also facing new cyberthreats from attackers looking to exploit vulnerabilities to access private data, interfere with operations, or seek financial gain. 

Space exploration has long been the domain of daring astronauts and sophisticated spacecraft. However, in recent years, a new breed of explorers has emerged, one that transcends human limitations to venture boldly into the unknown — robots. 

The future of aviation always depends upon the whims of the people and societal shifts amongst flyers. The rising international airline travel demand is one trend that is leading the rebound in the post-pandemic airline industry.

As new artificial intelligence technologies fundamentally and rapidly revolutionize the world, deepfakes have emerged as a potent force, blurring the lines between reality and fabrication. These AI-generated multimedia creations seamlessly manipulate images, videos, and audio content to depict individuals engaging in actions or speaking words they never actually did. While deepfakes have garnered attention for their use in entertainment and creative expression, their far-reaching implications and potential for malicious use demand proactive measures to ensure safety and privacy.