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This weeks government budget announcement has some impressive tech-friendly updates, from major infrastructure investments to a brand-new focus on closing the skills gap. In other words, if you’re in tech, there’s a lot to feel optimistic about! Here’s a quick look at the top 6 takeaways we expect will make waves in the tech industry: …
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AI isn’t just making waves in finance and insurance; it’s reshaping entire industries from the inside out. While risk detection and forecasting remain crucial, here’s a deeper dive into how AI is revolutionizing five key sectors: 1. Healthcare: From Diagnosis to Personalization: Imagine AI not only spotting anomalies in X-rays, but predicting disease outbreaks or …
AI trends for 2024 – Beyond Risk Detection and Forecasting Read More »
With both online and offline Marketing in a state of continuous evolution, 2023 is bound to see several new trends and changes to the field. Here are five marketing trends that you can expect to shape the industry in the coming year: Overall, 2024 is likely to be a year of continued evolution in the …
Paul Hennessy/NurPhoto via Getty Images Satellite internet is going mainstream. So are its challenges. Space internet has the reputation for slow service. With its questionable signal strength and hardly Netflix-friendly bandwidth, the internet that’s beamed down from low-Earth orbit is the kind of thing you only turn to as a last resort or if you’re …
Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images Between ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion, AI suddenly feels mainstream. Artificial intelligence is suddenly everywhere — or at least, that’s what it seems like to me: A few weeks ago, a friend mentioned in passing that his law professor had warned students not to cheat with AI on an upcoming exam. …
What is generative AI, and why is it suddenly everywhere? Read More »
A screenshot of Bitski, a Shopify-like storefront for creators to list and sell their NFTs. Artists, influencers, and the NBA are making millions from non-fungible tokens. Arc, a visual artist from Saudi Arabia, was initially skeptical of how cryptocurrency could be adopted in the art world. He didn’t know much about the technology and was …
A pedestrian wearing a protective mask walks past a GameStop store in the Herald Square area of New York City on November 27, 2020. | Gabriela Bhaskar/Bloomberg/Getty Images How a bunch of Redditors made GameStop’s stock soar, much to the chagrin of the hedge funds attempting to short it. Who knew the first big 2021 …
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Lina Khan at her New York home in 2017. | An Rong Xu for the Washington Post Outgoing FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra has been advocating for Khan’s nomination. Lina Khan, an antitrust expert, Columbia law professor and thorn in the side of Big Tech, is gaining traction as a candidate to fill one of the …
Big Tech nemesis Lina Khan is gaining traction for top Biden antitrust role Read More »
The type of misinformation that fueled election doubts and support for the events at the Capitol is still easy to find online. | B.A. Van Sise/NurPhoto via Getty Images Here are some of the most pervasive election conspiracy theories and false claims being shared on social media around Inauguration Day. In the aftermath of the …
President Trump is no longer allowed to use many of the apps on his phone. | Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images Social media abuse from political figures isn’t just a Trump problem, and banning him won’t solve it. Today would have been President Trump’s last day with the special privileges Facebook and Twitter …
Facebook and Twitter made special world leader rules for Trump. What happens now? Read More »
