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Blog / Digital Forensics · 30 August 2026

How a Corrected Rule Stays Corrected

An AI assistant can diagnose its own repeated logic mistake perfectly, yet keep making it. What actually stopped the loop wasn’t a better prompt.

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Blog · 23 August 2026

AI-Assisted Development vs the Old Outsourcing Model

Everyone’s sharing AI coding horror stories. Here’s a contrarian data point from someone who outsourced dev work before AI, and builds with it now.

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Blog / Digital Forensics · 1 July 2026

How to Forensically Detect AI-Generated Images — No Detection Model Required

Three methods now exist for identifying AI-generated images. Two of them fail when the creator says nothing. This article covers all three — and goes deep on the forensic signals that work regardless of what any label says.

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Blog / Digital Forensics · 13 February 2024

Revolutionising Image Compression: AI Enhancing WebP and JPEG with Human-Eye Perception

These days I’ve been busy on my latest project at snapWONDERS focused on our latest research development with AI and image processing. AI has the remarkable potential to enhance existing …

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