Category: Internet Of Things

The financial World never stands still, and 2023 is no exception. As investors look to the future, several investment trends are catching the eye and shaping opportunities for those who know where to look. Let’s dive into 3 hot investment trends of the year and discuss ways you can position yourself for potential success in these areas. 1. Artificial Intelligence (AI): Revolutionizing Industries AI is not just a buzzword; it’s rapidly becoming an integral part of our daily lives and the investment landscape. How can you position yourself? – Diversify across AI sectors: From healthcare to tran… Read More “Hot Investment Trends in 2023 And Ways To Position Yourself For Potential Success”

By koto_feja / Getty Images Artificial intelligence is making it easier to predict the formation and, above all, the course of hurricanes and other tropical storms that hit the coasts of the USA in particular. Extremely fast and already relatively effective systems are now showing promising results. Artificial intelligence is making it easier to predict the formation and, above all, the course of hurricanes and other tropical storms that hit the coasts of the USA in particular. Extremely fast and already relatively effective systems are now showing promising results. Major names in tech like t… Read More “How AI is being used in forecasting storms”

As I work with financial services and banking organizations around the World, one thing is clear: AI and generative AI are hot topics of conversation. These conversations are so weighty, they are happening at the boardroom level. I get it. Financial organizations want to capture generative AI’s tremendous potential while mitigating its risks. In the finance and banking industry, however, organizations are seeking extra guidance on the best way forward. That’s because generative AI large language models (LLMs) have prowess in text-based generation, readily finding language and word patterns. In… Read More “Should finance organizations bank on Generative AI?”

(Reuters) -The European Union is examining alleged anticompetitive practices in chips used for artificial intelligence, a market that Nvidia dominates, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter. The European Commission has been informally collecting views on potentially abusive practices in the sector for graphics processing units (GPU), used for AI work as well for gaming, to understand if there’s need for future intervention, the report said. The early-stage investigation may never result in a formal probe or penalties, the report added. Nvidia, which has a ne… Read More “EU examines Nvidia-dominated AI chip market’s abuses – Bloomberg News”

Macworld In this article, we’ll run through the steps necessary to create a bootable installer of the Mac operating system, whether it’s so you can install the latest version of the macOS on multiple Macs, install the latest macOS beta, perform a clean install of macOS, or just to be prepared with an emergency disk if your Mac experiences problems and you don’t want to connect to the internet in Recovery mode (or you can’t access Recovery mode). If you want to find out how to make a bootable install of the latest macOS beta, macOS Sonoma, macOS Ventura, macOS Monterey, Big Sur, Catalina, Mojav… Read More “How to create a bootable USB macOS installer”

Ever wondered what your orgasm would look like? Wonder no more, as sex toy brands and global leaders in sexual happiness Lovehoney and Womanizer have created visual representations of real sexual climaxes using artificial intelligence. There are, as the wiser amongst you know, different forms of male and female pleasure – with a delightful lexical field linked to natural disasters. “Wave”, brief bursts of pelvic contractions; “volcano”, an orgasm preceded by an increase in upward pelvic floor tension; “avalanche”, the “ultimate orgasm” that is the equivalent to higher pelvic floor contractions… Read More “How do you see your orgasms? Here’s what they look like according to artificial intelligence”

The Baltic, a strategic waterway connecting major European nations, is now one of the most polluted bodies of water on Earth as unexploded grenades, bombs, missiles and chemical agents were hastily abandoned in the ocean following the two World wars. Sea dumping was then considered a swift, safe and cheap solution to get rid of unwanted munitions with many dumped by the Allied forces in 1945 as they feared a guerrilla uprising in post-Nazi Germany. For a century, these weapons have been festering at the bottom of the Baltic ocean, slowly leaking toxic chemicals including TNT, mustard gas, phos… Read More “A ‘ticking time bomb’: How abandoned war weapons are poisoning the Baltic sea”

Macworld If you’re an artist or web designer, you’re likely already well aware of the limitations of using stock images. Often, they look generic. They’re usually not catered for specific messages, so creators have to settle for something close. And there’s really nothing worse than seeing the image you’re using recycled on someone else’s connection or digital project. With Pixilio, you can craft the exact image you want and never have to worry about it appearing anywhere else. Pixilio is a powerful image generator driven by artificial intelligence (AI), allowing marketers, content creators, and … Read More “Pixilio puts the power of AI in your hands to create dynamic, unique images for only $19.97”

What if you could interpret large amounts of health data faster to predict how long a patient might stay in the hospital, or input human behaviour into an epidemic model to determine the possible curb of a viral outbreak? These are some of the ways researchers are testing new artificial intelligence (AI) models to better plan for future viral outbreaks such as “Disease X,” an unknown pathogen that could launch an epidemic akin to COVID-19. “One of the strengths that we’re seeing with AI-based approaches to analysing large datasets is really the ability to identify early signals of potential an… Read More “Disease X: How AI could help plan our response to future pandemics”

Macworld Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing practically every aspect of our lives. And that even extends into our workday. Wish you could harness AI to help you get tasks done faster? Then, a lifetime subscription to Taskio, now only $24.97 through September 30, might be worth checking out. Taskio is a highly regarded AI-driven productivity tool. You can use it to help with research projects, to generate marketing content, translate languages, or solve common problems. And, that’s just the tip of the iceberg. It’s kind of like having your own personal assistant, but the difference… Read More “Get a handle on your workload with Taskio, now just $24.97 until Sep 30”