Agility to digitize and integrate AI low among businesses: CGI
Only one in five executives say their business models have the agility to address digitization, including the integration of new technologies like artificial intelligence, a new report by Montreal-based IT consulting firm CGI found. The promises of digital transformation and AI have been the talk of the town for businesses
Read moreMeta launches an AI research community, but devotes few resources to it
Angling to stay relevant in the exploding AI field, Meta is launching a new organization, the Open Innovation AI Research Community, to foster what it describes as “transparency, innovation and collaboration” among AI researchers. Initially, the focus of the group will be the privacy, safety and security of large language
Read moreCrypto is known for financial use cases, but how can it grow from there?
As crypto and blockchain technology gains more attention among regulators, many are asking what are some use cases for the industry beyond making money, all in an effort to define why it exists in the first place. To help keep track of these use cases, Polygon Labs last month released
Read moreInstagram is making it easier to create Reels with the app’s templates
Instagram announced today that it’s introducing updates to its Reels templates to make it even easier for users to create engaging short-form videos, as the social media giant continues to compete with TikTok. The company is launching a new “Template Browser” that will let users sift through templates by categories.
Read moreThe NYPD is testing drones that broadcast public safety warnings during emergencies
The NYPD conducted its test on Sunday following weeks of heavy rain and flooding across the city. | Photo by James Carbone / Newsday RM via Getty Images The New York City Police Department is testing new drones that are designed to transmit audio messages to the public, such as
Read moreTechCrunch+ Roundup: Firing yourself as CEO, board deck basics, venture debt explained
Feeling pretty confident about the marketing slides you’ve prepared for your upcoming board meeting? If so, you may be on the wrong track. Very few board members have any direct experience in that area, so founders need to “stick with what can be measured,” advises Michelle Swan, a partner at
Read moreThousands of authors sign letter urging AI makers to stop stealing books
If you ask GPT-4 to do a passage in the style of Carmen Machado or Margaret Atwood or Alexander Chee, it will do a fair job at it, and for good reason: it likely ingested all their works in the training process, and now uses their ingenuity for its own.
Read moreForever chemicals and blood donation
I saw a headline saying that donating blood lowers the level of forever chemicals in your body. This post will give a back-of-the-envelope calculation to show that this idea is plausible. Suppose there are chemicals in your bloodstream that do not break down and that your body will not filter
Read moreRedis Internals: Client Sends a Command and Receives a Response
The case when there are no I/O threadsPhoto by David Rangel on UnsplashIn the previous article of the Redis Internals series, I described what happens on the Redis side when a client connects to it via TCP. Now, I’ll consider what happens when a client sends a command and receives a response.
Read moreHow to Use Cobra and Viper to Create Your First Golang CLI Tool
Bootstrap your project, add commands and flags, and create a usable CLI toolImage by authorCommand-line interfaces (CLIs) are a powerful way to interact with your OS. They are often used for repetitive tasks or requiring a lot of precision. Golang is a modern programming language known for its performance, simplicity, and concurrency
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