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Anthropic’s Economic Index Reveals Software Engineering Is Most Impacted by AI
Anthropic introduced the Anthropic Economic Index on Monday to understand how artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting the labour market and the economy. The initial report of the research reveals that software engineering fields are the most impacted by this new technology. The research found the arts, design, sports, entertainment, and media fie...
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LG Electronics Introduces NFT Platform for TV Screens Tapping the Hedera Blockchain Network
LG is releasing a non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace called LG Art Lab that plugs into the Hedera Network, a blockchain project that LG supports. Owners of certain LG smart TV models updated to LG's most recent software will be able to buy, sell and showcase their Hedera NFTs from their screens.
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Google Launches 'India Ki Udaan' to Mark 75 Years of Country's Independence
Capturing the milestones the country has achieved in its 75-year journey since independence, software major Google has unveiled an online project, drawing from rich archives and featuring artistic illustrations to tell the story of India.
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Samsung Smart TV Models to Come With NFT Buying, and Management Features for Digital Art Collectors
Samsung unveiled its new smart TV offerings ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022 that is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, January 5. As part of its announcements, the company revealed that Samsung TV owners will be able to buy and manage their NFT holdings on the “NFT Aggregation Platform” that has been integrated with the software...
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Barack Obama names IIT Mumbai graduate to key post
President Barack Obama has appointed Romesh Wadhwani, an Indian American founder of several software and IT companies, on board of trustees of the John F. Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts.
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Want less Charlie Sheen? There's an app for that
A global art collective on Tuesday released an antidote for online Charlie Sheen overload -- software that edits the headline-grabbing celebrity out of Web pages."Tinted Sheen," computer code crafted by Greg Leuch for Firefox or Chrome Web browsers, promised to...
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Anthropic’s Economic Index Reveals Software Engineering Is Most Impacted by AI
Anthropic introduced the Anthropic Economic Index on Monday to understand how artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting the labour market and the economy. The initial report of the research reveals that software engineering fields are the most impacted by this new technology. The research found the arts, design, sports, entertainment, and media fie...
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LG Electronics Introduces NFT Platform for TV Screens Tapping the Hedera Blockchain Network
LG is releasing a non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace called LG Art Lab that plugs into the Hedera Network, a blockchain project that LG supports. Owners of certain LG smart TV models updated to LG's most recent software will be able to buy, sell and showcase their Hedera NFTs from their screens.
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Google Launches 'India Ki Udaan' to Mark 75 Years of Country's Independence
Capturing the milestones the country has achieved in its 75-year journey since independence, software major Google has unveiled an online project, drawing from rich archives and featuring artistic illustrations to tell the story of India.
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Samsung Smart TV Models to Come With NFT Buying, and Management Features for Digital Art Collectors
Samsung unveiled its new smart TV offerings ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022 that is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, January 5. As part of its announcements, the company revealed that Samsung TV owners will be able to buy and manage their NFT holdings on the “NFT Aggregation Platform” that has been integrated with the software...
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Barack Obama names IIT Mumbai graduate to key post
President Barack Obama has appointed Romesh Wadhwani, an Indian American founder of several software and IT companies, on board of trustees of the John F. Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts.
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Want less Charlie Sheen? There's an app for that
A global art collective on Tuesday released an antidote for online Charlie Sheen overload -- software that edits the headline-grabbing celebrity out of Web pages."Tinted Sheen," computer code crafted by Greg Leuch for Firefox or Chrome Web browsers, promised to...
