Though the terms program and software are often used interchangeably today, they are actually different things entirely. Here's how they technically differ.

Constantine Johnny/Getty Images What's the difference between software and shelfware? Often, it's the user interface and user experience (UI/UX) associated with the solution.

Microsoft has an official definition of what makes a device an AI PC. Unsurprisingly, systems need to have a CPU, GPU, and an NPU, but one requirement is a bit shocking.

Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning have become integral for many businesses. But, the terms are often used interchangeably. Here's how to tell them apart.

So there is evidently a difference between a (software) product and a platform – and there is evidently a new definition of what we should consider a technology platform to be.

This categorization seems to be rooted in the difference between supervised and unsupervised programming. Voice-activated assistance and chess programs often have a programmed response.

AI coding tools like Bolt and Replit are disrupting the SaaS business model by lowering barriers to building custom software.