Image made with DALL-E Today’s story is centered around the transformation of AI. It involves the race among inventors, scientists, entrepreneurs, and major tech companies to be the first to achieve Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). They are betting not only on money but also on the transformation of our jobs and a paradigm shift in […]
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Image from Pexels Nowadays everything is turned into a subscription. Books, movies, audiobooks, you name it! I used to dislike subscription services. They seem cheap at first sight but become very expensive in the long run. However, there are some subscriptions that are worth every penny especially if you’re into programming. Here are my top
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Photo by Sumudu Mohottige on Unsplash Apple just released Apple Intelligence to its latest devices as part of an iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia update. I’ve been testing Apple Intelligence on my iPhone and Mac and, to my surprise, not all of its AI features are available after the update. The features we can use today
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It feels like yesterday that I got the call from the recruiter after sending in my resume just a few days earlier. They asked the typical protocol questions: What was your greatest achievement at your last job? What do you consider your greatest strengths and weaknesses? We’ve all faced countless questions like these and can
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Image made with Canva Yesterday’s WWDC was probably one of the most notable AI-related events hosted by Apple. Many loyal users had been eagerly awaiting this since the AI boom began. In response, staying true to their tradition, Apple has developed an exclusive environment called Apple Intelligence. This involves updates to several of their well-known
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Image created with DALL-E 3 In 1770, the Hungarian author and inventor Wolfgang von Kempelen introduced an automaton chess machine known as The Mechanical Turk. This device showcased its automated chess master skills across Europe, frequently emerging victorious in matches against human opponents. It even reputedly defeated notable figures such as Napoleon and Benjamin Franklin.
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