We deleted the copies. Now every fact has exactly one owner and everyone else derives it. Incidents stopped.
For better uptime derive, don't duplicate.
Every incident in our AI openweight stack this week was the same bug in a different costume: two layers each each keeping their own copy of one fact, drifting apart.
So your genuine thoughts even merely translated / polished with AI will be effectively indistinguishable from actual AI slop in the eyes of readers 😏
I tend to think that "AI generated" label will be generally well perceived by audiences, there is nothing to be ashamed of. However, I do think that the content / code you share should be rooted in your own experience, like 70%+ percent of it should be grounded in your own observation / research. If it is, then you're fine with using AI.
Artists will continue craft whatever they can (and - more importantly - love!) with their hands entirely, however that will be very limited in quantity and increasingly scarce.
Above all, apparently, this is preparation for taxing AI which will surely be the next step after labeling it.
Navixy has completed its SOC 2 Type II audit.
This is an important step in our ongoing commitment to protecting customer data, strengthening security controls, and supporting enterprise-grade requirements for our customers and partners.
The security audit was performed by Prescient Security, a leader in security and compliance attestation for B2B SaaS companies worldwide.
The SOC 2 Type II report is available to customers and qualified prospects upon request:
https://t.co/1xGKNVT9oW
In this episode of Telematics Talks, we dive into heavy equipment analytics — from field installation challenges to building scalable analytics and predictive insights.
You’ll discover how to move beyond simple GPS tracking, work with raw sensor data, and turn it into meaningful metrics that actually drive decisions and reduce costs.
🎙 Featuring Matt Watson (Plug N Play Solutions), Nenad Karalić (Navixy) and Andrey Melnik, (Navixy), who share real use cases, practical insights, and lessons learned from working with complex machinery and telematics data in the field.
Watch the full episode: https://t.co/IPirRFj9VG
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From June 24 to 26, the Navixy team will be in Mexico City for Expo Seguridad 2025. Find us at Booth 1829. We'll be showing how our newest telematics solutions help businesses keep their fleets safer. See you in Mexico City!
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Walking through the International Car Rental Show: telematics integration is now standard, not luxury. This connected ecosystem approach is exactly what we're building at @Navixy — where vehicles become data points that transform business operations.
Struggling to adapt telematics platforms to diverse customer needs? Custom workflows, data visualization & integrations take time and effort. But what if you could do it in just a few clicks?
🚀 Watch how Navixy makes it easy: https://t.co/1lPZ3jT5jU
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In my 15+ years in telematics, I've watched our industry wrestle with a fundamental challenge: every GPS tracker vendor speaks their own "language", creating complexity that slows innovation and makes scalability harder than needed.
Meet the Navixy Generic Protocol (NGP) - our standard language for multiple device communication. It standardizes data, reduces integration time, and enables reliable fleet and asset management solutions. Discover NGP in detai: https://t.co/BXXS8DTHcU
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6/7 The telematics industry is at an inflection point: continue with fragmented protocols and mounting technical debt, or embrace open standards that accelerate innovation for everyone.