With just a spreadsheet and no coding experience, I set out to uncover the future of AI in our company — here’s what I found.

The structure of organic search results is now so complex – not least due to the use of machine learning – that even the Google employees who work on the ranking algorithms say they can no longer explain why a hit is at one or two. We do not know the weighting of the many signals and the exact interplay.

Learn how to integrate Adobe Express’ editing and Firefly-powered AI capabilities into your own web apps.

This guide covers some modern web performance features of Chrome DevTools, with a focus on the new Performance Panel features which helps you optimize Core Web Vitals and improve your general web performance.

Tech companies are baking AI into everything these days. It seems like you can’t avoid a heaping helping of bots and large language models (LLMs). I think I ingested some in my breakfast cereal this morning.

Opera has released its Opera One browser for iOS, powered by artificial intelligence, after several weeks of beta testing. The iPhone browser features a minimalist design similar to its desktop counterpart and hides unnecessary elements during browsing for a full-screen experience. For instance, the top and bottom panels disappear while scrolling.

Blogging has emerged as a dynamic and impactful channel for writers to express their ideas. They share their expertise and foster community as well. Strategic planning is very important if you want to stand out as a writer and generate revenue. It is especially crucial for creators and bloggers who aspire to turn their passion into a profitable venture.

Migrating onto Kubernetes can take years. Here’s why we decided it was worth undertaking, and how we moved a majority of our core services in less than 12 months, all while making our compute platform easier to use.

Social networks, marketplaces, and other websites that accept user-generated content are magnets for bots, spammers, trolls, and a wide spectrum of disruptive users.

We’re pleased to announce that, as of version 23, the Puppeteer browser automation library now has first-class support for Firefox. This means that it’s now easy to write automation and perform end-to-end testing using Puppeteer, and run against both Chrome and Firefox.