Ariel Shapira

By leveraging AI's efficiency with human intuition, we can continue to use automation to optimize tasks and address complex challenges more effectively.

It's clear the crypto industry feeds off its successes, but with a more stable foundation, the industry can better insulate itself from the volatility that has plagued it for so long and finally enjoy long-term sustainability.

Just as the broader crypto industry matured during the down market, the same can be said for NFTs.

In an era where digitalization has become so integral to our lives, it's unbelievable that a significant portion of the world's population remains digitally invisible.

Crypto and blockchain products coming back down to earth has translated into heightened authentic interest from massive institutions that can take mass adoption to a new level.

Businesses fully understand what AI can offer, but to ensure a successful AI initiative requires their leaders to treat AI as a pillar of their entire organizational structure.

With solutions within reach, additional funding can go a long way to turn the corner on shoring up sustainable food sources.

There are several ways to make crypto's future less daunting to reach.

Medtech companies no longer get the same amount of attention that they used to.

Amid bank uncertainty, another Bitcoin boom could lead to institutional adoption.

Entrepreneurs are leveraging tech to tackle our exploding population and ongoing food shortages.

As more facets of our daily lives move to the digital realm, there is an imperative to improve security processes before it turns catastrophic.

This tech revolution is unlike the NFT, blockchain and crypto craze of several years back. ChatGPT has made a rapid impact and is improving rapidly.

The dark web and white hat hackers... can entrepreneurs benefit?

Megabrands such as Starbucks, Mastercard and Nike have all launched Web3 or Metaverse projects this year and its painting conflicting image of Web3's current status and future development.

The steep decline in Web3 funding comes amid massive investments from the tech giants into augmented reality.

Blockchain is in a much different position than it was a year ago, and external factors, such as incoming regulation and broader market trends, play a significant role in what projects will get or deserve substantial backing.

Companies must strive to develop tech more mindful of the environment and long-term implications.

Modern collaboration tools are full of valuable features, but they also keep workers from ever focusing on one task or achieving a state of deep work.

The time for Artificial Intelligence is now, and entrepreneurs can use this adaptive technology to lessen their workloads.

Cloud stocks are underperforming, but that trend will change in the long run.

The Internet of Things (IoT) used to be the talk of the town. While its promises have not panned out, IoT may still have a bright future.

Right now, there are many reasons to be optimistic that the growing pains we are experiencing will be worth it in the long run.

The jury is still out on the usability of blockchain and Web 3.

The average SaaS company spends just 6 hours determining its pricing strategy. This means entrepreneurs are missing out on a crucial part of their business.

Climate change meets us on multiple fronts — from damage to our food supply to harmful gases. Blockchain technology may aid the fight against climate change.

Telemedicine is helping to battle the post-pandemic medical staffing crisis.

Both the Metaverse and DeFi are set for vastly different real-life utilizations.

Successful tech companies understand that the current market represents a growing opportunity. Here's how automation can change the game.

Money might not flow like it used to, but these tips can help you succeed as a startup in a low-valuation world.