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Cybernetics and the English language
We teach ChatGPT to read following George Orwell’s rules for using language “as an instrument for expressing and not concealing or preventing thought”
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Remittances in Latin America are starting to go fintech
Remittances to the region are estimated to have reached a new record in 2022. Technology has played a key role.
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Half still work from anywhere but the office
A report of badge scans shows half of people have not gone back to the office, leaving behind empty buildings for the challenge of remote work
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Why Falconers Hold Birds On Their Left Arm
Antonella Pintore, a distinguished Italian falconer and archeologist specialized in Etruscan civilization, spoke of her passion for birds of prey, which started during a childhood visit to the Grand Canyon
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First, you need 192 high-intensity lasers and a gold cylinder
Your chance to learn a new recipe for clean power
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Let’s ChatGPT: The sky-high expectations of AI chatbots
How the latest AI model became a topic of conversation
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The other international event they follow in Bangladesh
What do Lionel Messi, COP27 and Nobel prize winner Muhammad Yunus have in common? Read on.
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Alexa Looks for a New Job
Deep-pocketed Amazon is making cuts to the digital assistant after losing up to $5 billion a year in a largely successful effort to boost usage. Is a move to another division of the e-commerce juggernaut in the offing?
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Let’s Talk Tokens
Things you can learn about the value of crypto after the FTX debacle
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Layoffs will continue until sales improve
Tech companies leave the vision thing on the back burner, for now, in search of profits
