Answers to the questions business owners ask before they order a website, a store or a chatbot — with real prices, timelines and an honest «you don't need this yet» when that's the answer.
A fake CAPTCHA tells a visitor to paste one line into Windows Run or the Mac terminal. That is the whole attack, and it now spreads malware on hacked sites everywhere. Here is the staff rule that stops it.
OpenAI opened its GPT-Live-1 speech model to developers. It listens and talks at the same time, costs $0.05 per minute, and still fails most of a banking support benchmark. Here is the honest read.
Meta launched Muse, an AI agent controlled through WhatsApp that browses, fills forms, negotiates and pays via Stripe's Link. Here is how to prepare your catalog, prices and support scripts.
A website has two price tags: the one-time build and the monthly cost of keeping it alive. Here is what sits inside each, where a builder is enough, and when custom code actually pays for itself.
A consultant watched his Claude token usage climb while he did no work. Anthropic later blamed a compromised session key and infostealer malware. Here is how to protect your company's AI accounts.
A US startup now sells API access to open-weight models with their refusal mechanisms stripped out. Here is what that means for small businesses, and a short checklist to run this month.
Spammers are hiding invisible Unicode characters inside ordinary words to slip past email filters. Here is what ASCII smuggling is, and a short checklist for your team and your accountant.