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businessinsider.com - Dan Whateley - How much TikTok pays employees in key areas like AI and e-commerce in 2025
How much TikTok pays employees in key areas like AI and e-commerce in 2025
Business Insider

TikTok's US plans are up in the air due to a divest-or-ban law that puts its future in jeopardy. But it's still offering six-figure salaries to workers this year in key areas like e-commerce and artificial intelligence. It's sought to hire data…

businessinsider.com - Riddhi Kanetkar - Why this couple quit Microsoft to challenge its fossil fuel ties
Why this couple quit Microsoft to challenge its fossil fuel ties
Business Insider

Will and Holly Alpine loved their jobs at Microsoft, which made quitting to protest the company's work with the oil and gas industry a terrifying experience. The Seattle-based couple worked in the company's responsible AI and sustainability…

forbes.com - Jason Snyder - AI Can Read Your Thoughts - The Future Of Brain-Computer Interfaces
AI Can Read Your Thoughts - The Future Of Brain-Computer Interfaces
Forbes

New research shows brain-computer interfaces can decode inner speech with up to 74% accuracy, raising profound questions about consent and control. Last week, in a new study published in Cell, a team of researchers crossed a line that, until now…

forbes.com - Jon McGowan - 7 Programs On Powering AI At Climate Week NYC 2025
7 Programs On Powering AI At Climate Week NYC 2025
Forbes

Sunday September 22, 2024. Climate Group at Climate Week 2024. Opening Ceremony at The Times Center, NYC. Photo credit: Donna Alberico/Margarita Productions PICTURED: Susana Muhamad - Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development of Colombia…

yourtango.com - John Sundholm - 7 Weird Jobs AI Will Create By 2030, According To A CEO's Predictions
7 Weird Jobs AI Will Create By 2030, According To A CEO's Predictions
YourTango

There's no doubt that the AI revolution is changing everything, and so far… well, a lot of the results don't seem so great. That's perhaps most true in the world of work. Pretty much everyone is feeling a bit nervous about whether their job…

medium.com - Saurabh Sharma - Top Offshore Software Development Companies
Top Offshore Software Development Companies
Medium

Press enter or click to view image in full size Partnering with an offshore software development company is no longer just about saving costs — it's about unlocking access to world-class talent, faster product delivery, and specialized…

forbes.com - Rachel Wells - 10 Certifications That Add Up To $8,000+ To Your Salary
10 Certifications That Add Up To $8,000+ To Your Salary
Forbes

Cloud skills, data science, and cybersecurity certifications can boost your salary by as much as $8,000 this year You don't always need to switch jobs or pivot careers to make more money. Sometimes, boosting your earning potential could be as…

businessinsider.com - Noah Sheidlower - How workers in their 80s and 90s are embracing AI: 'I want to finish strong
How workers in their 80s and 90s are embracing AI: 'I want to finish strong
Business Insider

Luis Bautista, 82, is 'learning to speak to AI.' He's studying prompt engineering strategies online, reading about the companies accepted into Y Combinator, and watching AI videos on YouTube. 'When I turned 80, I asked myself, 'How do I want to…

dailymail.co.uk - John Paul Breslin For The Scottish Mail On Sunday - Disused ship to be destroyed in dramatic bombing off Scotland's coast
Disused ship to be destroyed in dramatic bombing off Scotland's coast
Mail Online

Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport A huge ship is due to be blown apart by military forces in an explosive training exercise off the coast of Scotland. The joint US and UK operation to sink the vessel is due to…

businessinsider.com - Melia Russell - 2 companies ruled legal tech for decades. AI is blowing that wide open.
2 companies ruled legal tech for decades. AI is blowing that wide open.
Business Insider

There's never been more money in legal software — or more ways to burn it. Ask LexisNexis. Founded in 1973, the company sells a legal research platform that lawyers use to draft and analyze documents. Its parent company, Relx, posted $1.2…

dev.to - Aman Shekhar - Forget the Golden Age of Fraud: Insights from a Billionaire Investor on the 'Diamond or Platinum Level' Amid the AI Boom
Forget the Golden Age of Fraud: Insights from a Billionaire Investor on the 'Diamond or Platinum Level' Amid the AI Boom
DEV Community

The financial world is no stranger to the concept of fraud. Historically, various scandals have rocked the foundations of markets, from the infamous Ponzi schemes to corporate malfeasance exemplified by the Enron scandal. Yet, as technology…

psychologytoday.com - Cami Rosso - AI Scientists May Have Discovered LLMs' Light-Bulb Moment
AI Scientists May Have Discovered LLMs' Light-Bulb Moment
Psychology Today

As with the human brain, the underlying architecture of artificial intelligence (AI) machine learning remains largely an unexplained mystery. However, a team of researchers has now identified a learning switchpoint of AI transformer models. The…

scientificamerican.com - Andrew Chapman - AI Spots Hidden Signs of Consciousness in Comatose Patients before Doctors Do
AI Spots Hidden Signs of Consciousness in Comatose Patients before Doctors Do
Scientific American

A machine-learning algorithm spotted signs of “covert consciousness” in coma patients—in some cases, days before doctors could do so Join Our Community of Science Lovers! I agree my information will be processed in accordance…

seekingalpha.com - Samuel Smith - Is The Consumer Finally Starting To Crack?
Is The Consumer Finally Starting To Crack?
Seeking Alpha

America's $18 trillion consumer debt bomb is at risk of blowing a hole in the economy. Cracks are forming: soaring credit costs, plunging sentiment, and weakening spending. This is how I am positioning my portfolio. Looking for a portfolio of ideas…

smh.com.au - Christopher Harris - Strange behaviour is being observed in job interviews. It's a sign of the times
Strange behaviour is being observed in job interviews. It's a sign of the times
The Sydney Morning Herald

A first-of-its-kind study from Stanford University released this week identified a trend in corporate America that might feel eerily familiar to some young Australian jobseekers. Analysing payroll software, it found those aged 22 to 25 years in…

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