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AI Making Waves In News And Journalism

CTOvision

Read Ronald Schmelzer’s article in Forbes on the future of AI in news and journalism. However, the journalism industry as a whole is highly dependent on technology. The business of communicating the happenings of society might seem to be something entirely human-centric. After all, what do machines care about what happens in the news?

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Can Generative AI Save Journalism?

Forrester IT

All AI technologies feast on data to work well, especially generative AI (genAI) systems. GenAI has an almost insatiable appetite for ingesting source data in striving for breadth of topics that it can address as well as the natural language of prompts and responses: OpenAI’s ChatGPT3, for example, is trained on a dataset containing an […]

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Supply Chains Are Strained. These Companies Are Best Prepared.

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Read Rick Wartzman and Kelly Tang take a look at the companies that are best positioned to take advantage of the strained supply chains across the world on Wall Street Journal : Cargo ships stacked up at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Inventories of lumber, aluminum cans, tires, cardboard and plastic all […].

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Huang’s Law Is the New Moore’s Law, and Explains Why Nvidia Wants Arm

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Read why Christopher Mims says that artificial intelligence technology could have played a big role in Nvidia’s takeover of Arm on Wall Street Journal: During modern computing’s first epoch, one […].

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Intel’s Success Came With Making Its Own Chips. Until Now.

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Read Asa Fitch take a look at how Intel Corporation has ended up outsourcing its chip-making business on Wall Street Journal: The Silicon Valley pioneer long held it had to […].

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Google To Pay About $250 Million To Support Local Journalism In California

IT Toolbox

The post Google To Pay About $250 Million To Support Local Journalism In California appeared first on Spiceworks Inc. Google has struck a deal with Californian lawmakers to fund the local newsrooms over the next 5 years. Learn more about the reason for and reactions to this deal.

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Industrial Insider: The supply chain in flux

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Read Elise Couston take an inside peek into the current supply chain management issues on RE Journals : One thing is for certain — almost all of our businesses have changed dramatically in the last 18 months.

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