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Social Media Posts Can Reveal Your Socioeconomic Status
Researchers analyzed 2.6 million posts on the social media network Nextdoor and accurately predicted individuals' income by solely…
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ChatGPT Took Their Jobs. Now They Walk Dogs and Fix Air Conditioners
Artificial intelligence chatbots are coming after high-paying jobs of writers of marketing and social media content.
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What Makes A Good Job?
Flexible work, better pay, and opportunities for mentorship and connection with co-workers are important to today's workers, but so are having a good boss and other...
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College is Remade as Tech Majors Surge, Humanities Dwindle
Higher education institutions are seeing rising enrollment in computer science at the same time interest in humanities is declining.
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Some Meta Salaries Approach $1M for Metaverse Projects
Meta is paying exorbitant salary packages approaching $1 million to programmers capable of building virtual reality-powered games, apps, and technology, according...
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Steve Jobs Has A New 'Memoir,' More Than 11 Years After His Death
Excerpts of Steve Jobs' draft emails to himself, letters, speeches, and interviews, have been collected into "Make Something Wonderful: Steve Jobs in His Own Words...
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AI Is Starting to Pick Who Gets Laid Off
A January survey of 300 human resources leaders at U.S. companies revealed that 98 percent of them say software and algorithms will help them make layoff decisions...
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72-Year-Old Congressman Goes Back to School for Degree in AI
Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.) has been moonlighting as a student at George Mason University in pursuit of a master's degree in machine learning while balancing his duties...
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Remote Jobs Are in Demand, and in Decline
Demand for remote jobs remains near all-time highs, even as companies roll back telework positions and call many who had been working from home back into the office...
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They're Locked Up in D.C. — And Learning How to Code from MIT
A program called Brave Behind Bars brings computer science education taught by Ph.D. candidates from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to inmates at the...
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Computer Programmers Taking Aim at Russia's Propaganda Wall
Computer programmers and volunteer "information warriors" are attempting to counter Russian propaganda and information suppression concerning the Ukraine invasion...
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A Face-scanning Algorithm Increasingly Decides Whether You Deserve the Job
HireVue claims it uses artificial intelligence to decide who's best for a job. Outside experts call it 'profoundly disturbing.'
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Computer-Assisted Judging Tested at Gymnastics World Championships
Athletes in the 2019 gymnastics world championships were scanned by multiple laser sensors to create a precise, three-dimensional image of their bodies as part...
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Summer Camps Use Facial Recognition So Parents Can Watch From Home
Summer camps are using facial recognition technology to allow parents to see what their children are up to while they are away from home.
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How WhatsApp, FaceTime and Other Encryption Apps Shaped the Outcome of the Mueller Report
Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III detailed multiple contacts among Russian operatives and associates of President Trump in the report made public Thursday....
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Stanford Helped Pioneer Artificial Intelligence. Now the University Wants to Put Humans at Its Center.
A Stanford University scientist coined the term artificial intelligence. Others at the university created some of the most significant applications of it, such...
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Republicans Want Kaspersky, Huawei Banned from Sensitive niversity Research Projects
If Kaspersky, Huawei and ZTE are suspected of helping Russia and China spy on U.S. government computer systems, they shouldn't be allowed near sensitive academic...
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Why Scientists Sometimes Make Extraordinary Claims
The interstellar object known as 'Oumuamua plunged into our solar system in 2017, leaving a trail of mystery in its wake.
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Trump Says He Wants '5G, and even 6G' Wireless Tech. But what Is 6G?
On Thursday, President Trump urged wireless technology companies to step up their efforts to build next-generation data networks, tweeting that he wanted "5G, and...
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Harvard's Top Astronomer Says an Alien Ship May Be Among s, and He Doesn't Care What His Colleagues Think
Before he started the whole alien spaceship thing last year, the chairman of Harvard University's astronomy department was known for public lectures on modesty....
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The Shutdown Is Breaking Government Websites, One by One
The government shutdown is causing many federal websites to fall into disrepair, causing inconvenience and security concerns.
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