Google introduced a new library for Gemini Last month, Google released a new SDK for Gemini. This SDK includes a lot of improvements, including “thinking mode” for Gemini 2.5. However, integrating it right away is more than just an “upgrade”. While they have included a detailed migration document, the challenge of backward-compatibility is introduced. When […]
Why Insider Threats Need a New Approach Insider threats have always been one of the most difficult challenges in cybersecurity. Traditional tools—signature-based antivirus, static DLP, basic SIEM rules—often fail to catch a trusted user quietly exfiltrating sensitive data. Attackers can evade static rules, but it’s much harder to evade your own behavior. That’s where behavioral
Software development is moving at a speed we’ve never seen before. AI is rewriting the rules so fast that your product can feel outdated overnight. I recently worked on a project where I felt held back. Not because of a lack of skill, but because the process couldn’t keep up with how fast I could
Hi, my name is Kaushal Bhavsar. My tryst with AI started back during my college days when I programmed a “chat assistant” in Turbo C. Of course, the intelligence was not at par – it was simply a long much of if-else statements based on “training data” from text files. The AI space was
One of the creatures that fascinates me is the woolly mammoth. I love elephants for the sheer size, and sometimes when I see one, I imagine what a mammoth would look like. Unfortunately, these beasts got extinct almost 4000 years ago, and there is no scientific explanation. However, logical thinking has no boundaries so I am
I won’t shy away from saying that I am an internet veteran (I should call myself a technology veteran, but I still have a runway to cross before I do). I started using the Internet before Google was invented. So, how did we search for stuff? The process was simple—the Internet was like an open
