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Franklin Okeke

Nashville, United Kingdom

Technology Journalist at Freelance

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  • Inside the Scam Surge Riding on the Trump vs. Musk Feud

    3 days ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

    Bad actors do not let any commotion slip by without trying to turn it into a tool to advance their cause. From little moments of system downtime to social media spats, there’s always one way or perhaps many ways a threat actor could build out an attack from them. Earlier in June 2025, a heated exchange between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump over trade policy set off a wave of opportunistic cyber activity.

  • AI Superintelligence by 2030: Sam Altman’s Bold Timeline & Risks

    4 days ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

    Artificial general intelligence (AGI) and even more advanced concept of artificial superintelligence are terms that often carry a hint of science fiction. They conjure systems that not only support human thought but eventually surpass it. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, sees that possibility coming into focus faster than many expect.

  • ClearScale Names Matthew Stoyka CEO, Shifts Chui to New Role

    4 days ago | channelinsider.com | Franklin Okeke

    San Francisco-based AWS Partner ClearScale has named Matthew Stoyka as its new Chief Executive Officer in a leadership shakeup aimed at strengthening growth and client delivery. Outgoing CEO Jimmy Chui, who stepped into the role in December 2023, will become Chief Client Officer, a new position focused on long-term customer success.

  • Can Microsoft Close Europe’s Cybersecurity Gaps? Experts Weigh In

    5 days ago | techopedia.com | Franklin Okeke

    When Microsoft announced its European Security Program (ESP), it framed the initiative as a contribution to regional cyber resilience across the continent. But this move carries broader implications. Europe’s cybersecurity posture is under increasing strain, shaped by fragmented national frameworks, the growing sophistication of AI-driven threats, and escalating geopolitical tensions.

  • AI Now Powers Over Half of Global Spam Emails, Research Finds

    1 week ago | channelinsider.com | Franklin Okeke

    A growing share of the world’s spam is now being generated with the help of AI tools, according to new research from Barracuda, Columbia University, and the University of Chicago. Analysis of a dataset covering unsolicited and malicious emails from February 2022 to April 2025 found that AI is being used in 51% of spam messages and 14% of business email compromise (BEC) attacks.

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Franklin Okeke
Franklin Okeke @Frank4edu
16 Apr 25

China is ready to come to the negotiation table if the US "shows respect" and appoints someone to speak for Trump, according to Bloomberg. Hopefully, a deal is reached to save the global economy and financial markets from crumbling. https://t.co/t5HTGY1XIR

Franklin Okeke
Franklin Okeke @Frank4edu
3 Apr 25

Despite Keir Starmer’s last-minute effort to ease tensions by offering tax relief to large American tech firms, the UK was not spared by Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff hammer… https://t.co/Q52AFdBJ69

Franklin Okeke
Franklin Okeke @Frank4edu
29 Mar 25

If you're worried that AI will take your job, you're not alone. Many people are concerned about its rapid rise. Here is what I would do if AI threatened my job in 2025. https://t.co/4jRgiACp4U