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The U.K. is the 25th most technically proficient country in Europe, with Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands taking the top three places. Continue reading UK Trails Behind Europe in Technical Skills Proficiency, Coursera Report Finds
Enhance business security with AI-driven decision-making. Use advanced tools for accurate threat detection, compliance, and proactive crisis management.… Continue reading Using AI in Business Security Decision-Making: Enhancing Protection and Efficiency
Humans are fairly unique as a species because we refer to one another by name. This process, using vocal labels to identify another individual, is learned; people aren’t born knowing the personal names of all their familial and social contacts. Whereas… Continue reading Elephants talk to family and friends using individual ‘names’
Controlling an e-bike is pretty straightforward. If you want to just let it rip, it’s a no-brainer — or rather, a one-thumber, as a thumb throttle is the way to …read more Continue reading AI Kayak Controller Lets the Paddle Show the Way
Udemy is an online platform for learning at your own pace. Boost your career with our picks for the best Udemy courses for learning tech skills online in 2024. Continue reading The 5 Best Udemy Courses That Are Worth Taking in 2024
Notably absent from the group is NVIDIA, which has its own equivalent technology that it may not wish to share with its closest rivals. Continue reading Google, Microsoft, Meta and More to Develop Open Standard for AI Chip Components in UALink Promoter Group
An explosion in AI computing, a big shift in workloads to the cloud, and difficulties in gaining value from hybrid cloud strategies are among the trends Australian cloud professionals will see to 2028. Continue reading Gartner’s 7 Predictions for the Future of Australian & Global Cloud Computing
Current AI training methods burn colossal amounts of energy to learn, but the human brain sips just 20 W. Swiss startup FinalSpark is now selling access to cyborg biocomputers, running up to four living human brain organoids wired into silicon chips.Co… Continue reading Living brain-cell biocomputers are now training on dopamine
Here at Hackaday, we love it when someone picks up the ball from a previous project and runs with it. That’s what we’re all about, really — putting out cool …read more Continue reading An Improved Spectrometer, No Lasers Required
It’s difficult to hear what one person is saying in a crowded, noisy space where lots of other people are speaking. This is especially true for people who are hard of hearing. While modern hearing aids use noise-cancelling technology, they can’t elimin… Continue reading ‘Selective hearing’ headphones: Hear clearly in a crowd with one look