How to Make ChatGPT Sound More Like You
What startup founders can do to get better, more human-sounding content from AI tools If you’ve ever used ChatGPT to draft a blog post or LinkedIn update, you know the drill. You drop in a decent prompt, get a bunch of text back in seconds… and it just doesn’t feel right. It’s not wrong, exactly.…
How to Edit AI-Generated Content: A Practical Checklist for Marketing Teams
AI tools like ChatGPT and Jasper are great for generating content fast — but “fast” doesn’t always mean ready to publish. Whether you’re a startup founder writing thought leadership or a marketing team using AI to scale content, you still need a human editor in the loop to make that AI-generated content accurate, on-brand and…
Introducing a New Way to Work With Me: Tech SME for Hire
I didn’t get into freelance writing because I’m a “word nerd.” For me, writing has always been a vehicle for something bigger: learning and ideation. Over the last 15 years, I’ve had the opportunity to ghostwrite for some of the brightest minds in tech — executives and thought leaders at companies like Dell, Intel, Samsung,…
When Cybersecurity Becomes Political, Everyone Loses
Former CISA Director Jen Easterly recently told Reuters that the Trump administration’s dismissal of top NSA officials and its investigation into her predecessor, Chris Krebs, are part of a broader pattern “that risks hollowing out — and worse, politicizing — the U.S. federal cyber ecosystem when we can least afford it.” For Easterly, the drawdown…
The SLCGP Is Saving Local Governments from Cyberattacks — So Why Let It Expire?
State and local governments are under digital siege. During a recent House and Homeland Security Committee hearing, state IT leaders described near-miss ransomware attacks on airports and emergency services — incidents that were only thwarted because of federal grants that provided critical cybersecurity tools and training. Programs like the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program…
Congressional Alarm Bells: Swalwell Demands Answers on CISA Cuts
The current administration’s cybersecurity strategy is drawing sharp rebuke from Congress. In a forceful letter dated April 10, 2025, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection, pressed the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to urgently explain what he calls a destabilizing wave of cuts and reorganizations. Swalwell’s letter…
Who’s Defending Us Now? The Risky Shift in America’s Cybersecurity Strategy
The U.S. government is shifting its cybersecurity burden to state and local governments — but the resources, talent and strategy to support this shift simply aren’t there. In just the first months of 2025, the new administration has triggered a wave of changes reshaping America’s cyber defense posture. The administration has indicated this is all…
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