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Despite its age, the code editor Vim isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Our expert explains what you need to know to get started with it.
Business and technology are inseparable buddies, and the workforce needs people who can handle both. Our expert shows how you can use your technical skills to get into consulting.
Ontology is an old philosophical concept that has found itself at the frontiers of machine learning and natural language processing. Here, our expert explains what you need to know.
Here is a handy Linux cheat sheet because nobody remembers all the commands.
The proof of stake model is replacing the proof of work model for Ethereum. Here’s the difference in these two verification methods.
Autistic people make up for about 1 percent of the population. Designing products for their needs means better serving the other 99 percent, too.
Google’s LaMDA is making people believe that it’s a person with human emotions. It’s probably lying, but we need to prepare for a future when AI might, in fact, be sentient.
Hackers are creating new malware every day, and cybersecurity companies are having a hard time keeping up. But there are steps we can take to protect ourselves and our businesses.
They can be particles and waves, all at the same time. And researchers now finally know how much of each.
As “quantum” becomes one of the buzzwords of the decade, some voices are warning that its potential is overblown. But what is the reality?
Despite their mechanical nature, people seem to impose racial identities on robots. That’s a problem.
Governments around the world have no idea how well-developed their countries’ AI programs are coming along, but this knowledge might be crucial for everything from policymaking to fraud detection.