Artificial intelligence software is to be used to predict if a patient is at risk to try and prevent the need for a hospital visit. The “Brave AI” system is about to be rolled out to 30 doctors’ practices across
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OpenAI Delays the Launch of Its GPT Store
The company says ‘a few unexpected things’ are keeping the team busy. Fresh off a few weeks of musical CEOs, OpenAI has decided to delay the launch of its GPT store until early next year, Axios reports. The store was originally
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Can’t Make That Meeting? Google Slides Now Lets You Pre-Record Presentations
The recording feature is limited to the Chrome browser for now, but you can watch recordings from the Slides mobile app. Sometimes, you just can’t be present for a presentation, even when you’re the one presenting. If you rely on Google
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North Korean hackers are posing as job interviewers – don’t be fooled
You won’t get a job – but you might get a virus If you’re hiring, or looking to get hired for a new job – be very careful who you talk to. Cybersecurity researchers from Palo Alto’s Unit 42 have
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Hands on with Google’s new Titan Security Keys – and why they still have their place
A remote workforce means you can’t always meet face-to-face. Video conferencing is the next best option, and our top picks help keep your business communications smooth and efficient. ZDNET’s key takeaways Google’s updated Titan security keys are available now with
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Here’s how Microsoft will change Windows to comply with EU laws
The European Commission defines Microsoft as a “gatekeeper” under the Digital Markets Act. Here’s how Microsoft plans to change Windows to avoid running afoul of the new competition laws. Earlier this year, the European Commission designated Microsoft as one of six
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Can AI cut humans out of contract negotiations?
“Lawyers are tired. They’re bored a lot of the time,” says Jaeger Glucina. “Having something to do the grunt work for you and get you into a position where you can focus on strategy earlier: That’s key.” She is the
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How AI reshapes the IT industry will be ‘fast and dramatic’
By 2025, according to IDC, organizations will allocate over 40% of their core IT spend to AI-related initiatives, leading to a double-digit increase in the rate of product and process innovations. Artificial intelligence is poised to reshape the IT industry
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Windows 12 in 2024? Intel Thinks So
Intel is optimistic about next year because of the ‘Windows refresh.’ Intel added fuel to the fire regarding rumors that Microsoft is planning a 2024 release for the next version of Windows. As PCGamer reports, Intel Chief Financial Officer Dave Zinsner
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Brain implants powered by AI help paralyzed man feel and move again
In brief: While artificial intelligence has the potential to cause societal harm, it’s easy to forget that technology can also do a lot of good. One example of the latter is the case of Keith Thomas, a paralyzed man who has
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