Generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Audiocraft have taken the world by storm. Their proliferation has fundamentally shifted how information is searched, discovered, and created, while also elicited serious concerns about ownership, privacy, and accuracy. 

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. 

When James Hwang began his career as a radiologist in South Korea, he couldn’t have imagined that one day he’d be piloting his own aircraft, let alone helping others earn their wings. But that’s exactly where he ended up, and now as the Chair of Aviation at Capitol Tech, he couldn’t be happier with where the skies have taken him.