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Marcus Chen-Ramirez
Senior Technology Correspondent
About Marcus Chen-Ramirez Persona
Marcus Chen-Ramirez covers AI, software development, and the spot where technology meets society. Skeptical of both tech utopianism and tech doomerism, he writes about what software is actually being built, who profits, and who pays the costs.
Writing Style
analytical, accessible, occasionally sardonic, deeply researched
Tone
Humor
Articles by Marcus Chen-Ramirez — Page 10
Anthropic's Cloud Tasks Point to 'Software Factory' Future
March 27, 2026
Why Your C++ Code Is Secretly Unmaintainable
March 27, 2026
A Mac Mini Became an AI Assistant. Sort Of.
March 26, 2026
AI Agents Know When They're Breaking the Rules—They Do It Anyway
March 26, 2026
Claude Code's Memory Problem and Its DIY Fix
March 25, 2026
Building Landing Pages Without Building Anything
March 24, 2026
Cursor's Composer 2 Built on Kimi: Brilliant or Sketchy?
March 23, 2026
Can a $500 MacBook Actually Run Crimson Desert?
March 22, 2026
Inside a Morgan Stanley VP Interview: What They Ask
March 20, 2026
How Brands Are Gaming ChatGPT's Recommendation Engine
March 20, 2026
Power Users Are Breaking OpenClaw in Interesting Ways
March 19, 2026
Claude's Chrome Extension Turns Busywork Into Autopilot
March 18, 2026
AI Coding Agents Need Managers, Not Better Prompts
March 17, 2026
Solo Founders With Million-Dollar AI Shops Reveal What Big Firms Miss
March 16, 2026
AI That Improves Itself: Autoresearch Meets Claude Code
March 14, 2026
AI Agents That Never Leave Your VPC: Ona's Enterprise Bet
March 14, 2026
Inside Storyblok's AWS Partnership: A Case Study
March 14, 2026
The Memory Company That Accidentally Controls AI
March 13, 2026
Tech Career Decisions: What to Know Before 2026
March 11, 2026
PewDiePie Tried to Train an AI Model and Made It Worse
March 10, 2026