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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 11
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OWASP's Top 10 LLM Vulnerabilities: What Can Go Wrong
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OpenAI's GPT-5.4 Can Now Test Its Own Code Like a Human
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OpenClaw Dominates February's GitHub: What It Means
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What 1,600 Hours With Claude Code Actually Teaches You
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Google's Imagen 2 Promises Speed and Quality. Here's What's Real.
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Space Data Centers Face Physics Problems No Money Can Fix
February 28, 2026
Why Your AI Videos Still Look Amateur (And How to Fix It)
February 27, 2026
Apple's Touchscreen MacBook Reverses Steve Jobs' Vow
February 26, 2026
Why Hackers Are Ditching Stolen Passwords for Apps
February 25, 2026
Anthropic's Claude Code Guide Shows What We're Doing Wrong
February 25, 2026
The AI Engineer Roadmap Nobody's Talking About
February 24, 2026
Leslie Lamport: Why the Smartest People Don't Think They're Smart
February 23, 2026
Apple Card's Chase Transition: What Actually Changes
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