Someone told me my tech page “screams AI” — so I changed the direction

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I’m building a small tech-media project called SQK Neural. The original idea was simple: one useful tech update every day, explained in a way that takes 10 seconds to understand. But after posting it here, someone gave me feedback that the page was leaning way too heavily into AI. They were right. I looked back at the posts I had made and realized I was basically doing: AI → AI → AI → AI → AI 😅 So I’m changing the approach. Instead of chasing every AI announcement, I’m trying to cover a wider range of technology: • Semiconductors & chips • Space technology • Gadgets • Cybersecurity • Telecom • Big Tech • Interesting engineering breakthroughs • AI — but only when the story is actually worth knowing I’m also experimenting with the visual style. The goal isn’t to make another generic tech-news account, but something where you can see a post and immediately understand: What happened → Why it matters → The one number/fact worth remembering I’d genuinely like feedback from people who use Reddit more than Instagram: What makes you stop scrolling when you see a tech-news post? Is it the story itself, the visual, the headline, or how the information is explained? I’m still figuring this out, so criticism is welcome. If anyone wants to see what I’m building: @sqkneural   submitted by   /u/SQK-forge [link]   [comments]