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Nitin Garg Nitin Garg
Updated on October 19, 2023

3 Ways AI Will Change the Workplace in 2024

With AI becoming commonplace, what does the near future of work look like?

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Dilip Kumar Patairya Dilip Kumar Patairya
Updated on October 19, 2023

Is Generative AI the New Metaverse?

The metaverse promised to be the future of tech in 2021 only to fizzle out. Will generative AI suffer the same fate?

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Jenny Grange and Chris Guidry Jenny Grange and Chris Guidry
Updated on October 18, 2023

How to Conduct Better Coding Interviews

A wave of change is sweeping the software industry, shaking up the interview process. Two hiring managers share insights into the new approach.

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Jess Elmquist Jess Elmquist
Updated on October 17, 2023

3 Tips For Using AI to Become a Skills-Focused Organization

Prioritizing internal job mobility based on your current employees’ skills can save your company and employees time and money — and AI can help.

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Raul Martynek Raul Martynek
Updated on October 17, 2023

How Data Center Shortages Could Hinder the Future of AI

Training AI models require an enormous amount of data center storage and power. As the demand for AI escalates, can data centers keep up? 

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Tobias Dengel Tobias Dengel
Updated on October 13, 2023

How Voice Tech Is Creating a Less Dangerous World

From providing home security to hands-free access to emergency services, voice tech is developing into a key component for safety. Here’s how.

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David Derigiotis David Derigiotis
Updated on October 11, 2023

Frustrated with Your Insurance Company? AI Could Help.

From automated risk assessments to enhanced fraud protection, will AI bring the traditional insurance industry into the future?

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Jørgen Veisdal Jørgen Veisdal
Updated on October 09, 2023

The Pigeonhole Principle Explained

The pigeonhole principle states that if n items are put into m containers, with n > m, then at least one container must contain more than one item.

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Giorgos Myrianthous Giorgos Myrianthous
Updated on October 05, 2023

API for Dummies

Have you ever heard the term “API” and wondered what it means? Our expert explains it for you in this simple and concise guide.

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Claire D. Costa Claire D. Costa
Updated on October 05, 2023

8 Data Visualization Tools That Every Data Scientist Should Know

Data visualization tools allow data scientists to communicate their data findings more effectively. Here are the best tools for the job.

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