The HackerNoon Newsletter: AI In Content Production: A Friend, Not Foe? (2/26/2025)

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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, February 26, 2025?

The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, we present you with these top quality stories. From Einstein Was Right (Again): Why Moon Clocks Run Faster Than Earths to Why Boring Software Migration Projects Could Be Your Secret Weapon, let’s dive right in.

Why Boring Software Migration Projects Could Be Your Secret Weapon

By @ghadgetejas [ 11 Min read ] Migration projects are inherently hard because they have to meet an existing bar on customer experience.But they will provide several years worth of learning. Read More.

Security Expert Says the Bybit Hack May Have Involved an Insider

By @hacker-l9wmc21 [ 5 Min read ] Dexaran, author of ERC-223 and head of Ethereum Commonwealth, has looked deeper into the attack and said that someone inside Bybit could be involved. Read More.

AI In Content Production: A Friend, Not Foe?

By @leoovdiienko [ 4 Min read ] Leo Ovdiienko, COO Co-founder of Storyby, explores AI’s role in content creation and why production studios should embrace it rather than resist it. Read More.

Einstein Was Right (Again): Why Moon Clocks Run Faster Than Earths

By @exoplanetology [ 5 Min read ] Understanding how clocks tick on the Moon vs. Earth is crucial for space navigation. Discover how relativity affects timekeeping for lunar missions and beyond. Read More.

Bybits $1.5 Billion Crypto Heist Sparks Debate on Centralized Exchange Security

By @menaskop [ 4 Min read ] Bybits employees thought their system was invulnerable, but the $1.4B price tag changed everything. Read More.

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