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Phil Tomlinson, Senior Vice President, Global Products of Taskus – Interview Series
Mission Senior Vice President Phil Tomlinson oversees the company’s global products, including trust and security, AI services, digital customer experience,…
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Why creators need AI in the multi-platform era
When creators are facing imminent, but many people are in the short tiktok ban in January, many are asking, many…
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Outmarket AI receives $4.7 million to innovate commercial insurance with AI-powered intelligence
Outmarket AI, an intelligence platform that converts commercial insurance through cutting-edge AI, has officially launched $4.7 million in seed funding.…
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Hidden risks of DeepSeek R1: Large language models are developing to reason outside of human understanding
In the competition to promote artificial intelligence, DeepSeek has made groundbreaking developments with its powerful new model R1. R1 is…
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New approach greatly reduces the energy consumption of artificial intelligence
AI applications such as large language models (LLM) have become an indispensable part of our daily lives. The required computing,…
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Plants struggled for millions of years after the world’s worst climate disaster
A team of scientists from the University of Cork Cork (UCC), the University of Connecticut and the Museum of Natural…
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Engineers disassemble the battery from Tesla and China’s leading electric car manufacturer to see what’s inside
Two major manufacturers dominate the electric vehicle (EV) market: Tesla, Tesla’s most popular in Europe and North America, and Byd,…
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Paralyzed man moves robot arm with his mind
UC San Francisco researchers paralyze a man to control the robotic arm through devices that deliver his brain signals to…
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After 3 days of high fat diet, memory loss in elderly rats
A new study shows that a saturated fat diet is enough to cause memory problems and brain inflammation associated with…
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Soft artificial muscles show hope in quiet hand tremors
For the 80 million people around the world who are estimated to have tremors, simple daily activities, such as holding…
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