Will Jones

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ABOUT Will Jones

I am a writer who has worked in a variety of professional roles. From crafting criticism and film analysis for outlets such as WhatCulture, Comic Book Resources, and Ratings Game Music, to writing acclaimed scripts for various YouTube channels and audio streaming service Headfone, I do a little bit of everything. Writing is my passion, and I am constantly pursuing new challenges to further hone and improve my craft.

  • Engineering Silence: How Yevhen Kidyaykin Is Solving One of Europe’s Toughest Security Challenges

    As cyber threats evolve and intelligence operations become increasingly digitized, one critical vulnerability remains surprisingly physical: the spaces where classified information is handled. Across Europe, governments and defense organizations are racing to upgrade facilities to meet stringent U.S. standards for secure environments known as Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities, or SCIFs. But building these spaces isn’t…

  • Modular Hardware Meets Intelligence: DREAME AURORA’s Blueprint for the Next Smartphone Decade

    Held under the theme of “Connect NEXT,” DREAME AURORA made its Silicon Valley debut on April 29th. The event unveiled three foundational breakthroughs in imaging, communication, and its new operating system, marking the company’s push toward a new generation of intelligent devices—designed around human perception. It drew global attention to the company’s long-term vision. In…

  • How To Increase Brand Visibility by Increasing Machine Confidence

    A shift is underway in the world of commerce as the consumer journey is becoming increasingly AI-mediated. Consequently, building brand awareness requires developing marketing strategies that are optimized for how AI now guides potential customers to brands that can meet their needs. Boosting machine confidence is one key to optimization for brands that are marketing…

  • What Are Intangible Assets?

    Modern enterprise value increasingly derives from assets without physical form. What are intangible assets? These non-material holdings include intellectual property, brand recognition, customer relationships, and proprietary processes that generate economic benefits despite lacking tangible substance. Understanding and managing these assets has become central to competitive strategy and valuation. Traditional accounting focused primarily on physical resources…

  • SPRIBE’s Technical Blueprint: How David Natroshvili Built Infrastructure to Handle 400,000 Bets Per Minute

    When a platform processes 400,000 player actions per minute across more than 60 countries, the margin for error shrinks to near zero. SPRIBE, the iGaming software company founded by David Natroshvili in 2018, has spent the better part of six years constructing an infrastructure capable of supporting that volume without compromising the real-time social features…

  • The Rise of Behavioral Simulation AI: Brands Can Now Test Ideas Before They Go Live

    For decades, brands have relied on surveys, focus groups, and historical data to predict audience response. The process has always involved a degree of guesswork. Even well-funded research could only approximate what might happen once a message reached the real world. Now, a new category, Behavioral Simulation AI, is beginning to change that. A Shift…

  • Beyond Bigger Models: Rahul Ganta and the Case for Human-Centered AI in Critical Infrastructure

    While much of today’s artificial intelligence discourse revolves around ever-larger models and unprecedented compute scale, some of the most consequential AI work is happening far from the spotlight in safety-critical systems where reliability, governance, and human trust matter more than novelty. One engineer helping to redefine how AI is responsibly deployed in such environments is…

  • From Static Rosters to Living Schedules: How Smart Workforce AI Is Rethinking Scheduling for Shift-Based Teams

    Mohamed Yousuf, CEO and founder of Smart Workforce AI, has noticed for years how ineffective static scheduling is, especially in today’s modern work. Before, shift-based industries ‌followed the same basic pattern. A manager builds a weekly roster based on employees and current availability. They send it out to the employees and everything seems great Sunday…

  • How Tim Ray & Verifast Are Rebuilding Trust in the Rental Economy

    When Tim Ray first started out, he was knocking on doors for a 100% commission-based job. It was a grueling initiation to the world of business, but it built the grit and discipline that would come to define his career as a serial entrepreneur. Today, he’s steering Verifast—a Toronto-based powerhouse that’s smashed $10 million in…

  • The Human Side of Manufacturing Tech: Why User Experience Matters on the Factory Floor

    These days, every company is adopting new technologies to help its employees become more efficient and productive. Whether it is artificial intelligence, machine learning, or workforce management systems, there are several technologies that can help individuals do their jobs better. However, it is important to remember that technology is only effective when it is used…

  • Inside Built In’s 2026 Best Places to Work: PagerDuty, Workhuman, Overjet, and Rokt Get Culture Right

    For a fast-scaling technology company, culture is often the first thing that erodes under pressure. Growth brings complexity, competing priorities, and new layers of management that can dull what made a workplace meaningful in the first place. What is especially notable about these recognitions is how they are earned. Built In’s awards program is rooted…

  • The Dimers App and the Industry Shift Toward Mobile Betting Analytics

    The launch of the Dimers App is a product of a changing dynamic within sports betting analytics, as mobile products become more of a requirement than a luxury. With sports betting continuing to grow and markets changing rapidly, there is a need for data and probability analysis rather than opinions or picks. Dimers, a company…