Tag: Machine learning

Mark Zuckerberg and Meta have shifted focus away from their ambitious project to build products for the metaverse. They are investing in AI tools to help marketers while promoting their video product Reels. The company is looking for cost cutting opportunities by laying off employees, investing in AI and encouraging the use of Advantage+ and other social products. Join the leading online platform of the world and experience the cutting-edge of technology with Meta and Mark Zuckerberg.

Experience cutting-edge technology with HoloWorld: the AR/VR, robotics and AI skills metaverse. Join us at the School of Computer Science and Engineering for the one-day seminar, RoboYatra, and gain insight in the capabilities of HoloSuit and its motion-capture wearable. Led by Dr. Kasar, the Chief Research Officer, the event provides a unique opportunity to explore the advancements in robotics and AR/VR.

Elon Musk, the tech mogul and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has recently unveiled plans to launch "TruthGPT," a new AI platform, that would compete with those created by Microsoft and Google. Furthermore, the tech mogul has openly expressed his concerns with OpenAI and their creation "ChatGPT", suggesting they are training their AI to manipulate the public. In his attempt to safeguard humanity, Musk is determined to offer an alternative to the machine learning trend aiming to provide insight into understanding human civilization. Moreover,the mogul has proposed a 6-month moratorium to prevent any harm that AI tools may cause in the future.

OpenAI, founded by Elon Musk and Larry Page, is a tech giant leading the world in AI. Elon Musk has recently proposed his venture, TruthGPT, aimed to understand the universe and avoid "annihilating humans". With the merger of Twitter and X, Elon Musk has partnered with experts to sign an open letter that calls for a moratorium on AI development. Will Musk succeed with his new venture, or is it a folly of the tech world?

This article examines the results of the MLIV Pulse survey and explores the implications of its findings on the careers of today's kindergarteners. Investing professionals believe healthcare to be the most suitable career for future success, as opposed to finance or technology. Despite tech being a profitable industry, the MLIV Pulse survey showed that it too is subject to layoffs. An alternative to college is presented and includes attending trade schools to become a carpenter, electrician, or plumber, which is less likely to be replaced by automation.