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Scrum is a tool that tech companies use to manage the work engineers do to write software. It's a way to organize things by project and to predict how long things will take to build. But, does it bring order out of the chaos?
You might wonder if AI is going to take your programming job from you. Let's take a realistic look at this.
Robotics has come a long way over the last few decades. Let's take a look at what has been going on.
Walmart has told hundreds of employees that they must relocate to keep their jobs, and is closing down multiple offices.
Where are phones going to go in the future? Will they get bigger or smaller? Will they have AI? Here's what we think.
The cost of human genome sequencing continues to decline. The first genome sequenced cost about $1 billion dollars. Now, it can be done for as little as $399. That's a 2.5 million increase in cost reduction over just about 20 years.
Speech to text is getting pretty amazing and is working very well - and it's EASY to use.
There is a company trying to make it so none of us have to use passwords again. I'm up for that, and let's see if they can do it!
Microsoft is opening up its ChatGPT technology for other companies to use for their own chatbots. Companies will be able to use their own branding. Microsoft is also incorporating this in their Bing and Edge products.
There is a brain circuit being developed that could curtail risky behavior, reducing atrocities such as mass shootings. There is a catch - the circuit has to be put in the brain.
There is a media war with information happening right now for your brain and control of you. There is a war for your brain. Neuro rights are going to be a thing in the future.
Supercomputers are now doing quintillion calculations a second. This is a big improvement over time and is only going to continue.
As part of the movement toward clean energy, there is a $2 billion Lithium mine at Thacker Pass in Nevada scheduled for work in the United States. It's drawing praise and ire at the same time.
Twitter implemented a policy that will not let a user Tweet more than 2,400 times a day. However, many are reporting that they can't Tweet well below that number.
Lithium air electrode batteries are an interesting kind of battery. They have the potential to double battery power, life span, and a host of other things, but they are currently unproven. If they are able to be perfected, they could be the next stage of battery development.
Comcast has a long outage going on right now, and it's been going on since about 2:00 PM MST here in Utah. It has continually pushed back the time to be resolved, and now it is 9:00 PM.
AI and hacking are both increasing rapidly and most likely, both are going to be linked. AI will help with security and AI will also be used to exploit security loopholes.
Concrete is a widely used construction material that is known for its strength, durability, and versatility. It is a mixture of water, cement, and aggregates, such as sand and gravel, that harden over time to form a solid and long-lasting structure. Despite its many benefits, the production and use of concrete have a significant impact on the environment and contribute to climate change.
Brain machine interfaces might be here sooner than you think. With devices like Neuralink and many others coming, what benefits will you get?
ChatGPT and OpenAI are getting all the attention when it comes to artificial intelligence. But this one company is ahead of them.
The Venturi Antarctica is an experimental EV that is trying to handle the harsh and cold conditions of Antarctica. There is a reason this EV is so important.
The creators of ChatGPT have released a new feature which helps teachers detect if text was produced by a student or artificial intelligence. This will be important for schools to determine if a student cheated or not.
There have been rumors of an Apple Car for several years now, and the big question is this: Is Apple really going to make a car?
