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Meera and Shruti walked up to the elevator and went up to the train station. They only “spoke” on an app that was local to the Moon. Ravi was a hosting the app on a server in his house. They left Discord looking at the number of surveillance software installations. But, running the scanning software had become second nature to Meera. Shruti pointed to her phone with her eyes. Meera looked around a...
Meera sat in the seat next to the porthole through which she could look outside the rocket. Everything was grey. The body of the rocket was grey, the back of the seat on which the entertainment display was mounted was grey, the body of the rocket was grey, and the Moon ahead was grey. She was also not entirely certain what she was going to do once she was on the Moon. She just knew she wanted to g...
You know that strange moment when you realize your phone somehow knows you better than you know yourself? Like the time I searched for “running shoes” once and, for the next week, Instagram behaved as though I was preparing for the Olympics. That’s the feeling I carried with me as I opened The Algorithmic Fortress: Securing Our Future in the Age of Generative AI and Omnipresent Data by Tanvi Desai...
The Indian Government’s Real Money Gaming Ban:India’s online gaming industry was jolted this August when the government enacted the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025, imposing a blanket ban on all real-money online games—regardless of whether the outcome is based on skill or chance. The Bill radically redefines the landscape for gaming and fantasy sports platforms, triggering a ...
A few weeks ago, I watched a toddler at a café being spoon-fed by his mother. In one hand, she held a small bowl; in the other, an iPhone streaming bright, animated videos. The child’s eyes never left the screen — not even for a second. It struck me how “normal” this scene has become, and yet how unnatural it really is. That’s exactly the uncomfortable truth Jonathan Haidt tackles in The Anxious G...
If you’ve heard about LLMs.txt but aren’t sure what it does or why it matters, you’re not alone. This small file might sound technical but it plays a big role in how your website is seen and used by AI models. In 2025, with AI-generated content everywhere from chatbots to search assistants, controlling how your content is accessed is no longer optional.This post explains what LLMs.txt is, why it...
At Seotic, we believe growth should be good for your business and good for the planet.That’s why we’re proud to announce a new initiative: For every paid Seotic user, we will donate $1 to One Tree Planted, enough to plant one tree.Every subscription now goes beyond SEO. It supports reforestation, wildlife protection, clean air and a healthier future. Whether you run a local shop, a digital agency...
IntroductionIf you’ve recently searched on Google and noticed full answers popping up at the top before any website links , you’ve seen AI Overviews in action. These AI generated summaries are changing how users interact with search results. For small businesses and startups, that shift can mean fewer clicks and lower traffic.Traditional SEO , keyword targeting, on-page optimization and backlink b...
If you've ever checked your keyword rankings and noticed you're doing great on Bing but struggling on Google or the other way around, you’re not alone. Many businesses see different results on these two major search engines. It's frustrating, confusing and it can cost you visibility and sales if you don’t understand why. But here’s the good news, once you know how both search engines work, you can...
Remember the first time you gave your child a phone or let them play a game online? You were probably excited and a little nervous — kind of like watching them ride a bike without training wheels for the first time. In today’s hyper-digital world, kids are growing up swiping before they can even speak in full sentences. And while that can be amazing, it also comes with a whole new set of risks mos...
