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Amazon Isn't Prepared for Incoming Tide of AI-Authored Books. Jane Friedman Has Proof
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Amazon Isn't Prepared for Incoming Tide of AI-Authored Books. Jane Friedman Has Proof

Book scams are proliferating in the advent of AI-generated content

The SEC is Giving Companies Four Days to Report Cyberattacks
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The SEC is Giving Companies Four Days to Report Cyberattacks

Critics question whether the new rules might do more harm than good.

Coding Instructors Are Adding AI to Their Lessons – Before AI Replaces Them
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Coding Instructors Are Adding AI to Their Lessons – Before AI Replaces Them

Coding schools like General Assembly are preparing engineers and data analysts to use ChatGPT.

Microsoft's Refusal to Pay for Twitter's API Outraged Musk
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Microsoft's Refusal to Pay for Twitter's API Outraged Musk

Twitter will no longer be available on Microsoft Advertising as the service relies on API access.

Bitcoin Mining has Raised Texas Electricity Prices 5%
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Bitcoin Mining has Raised Texas Electricity Prices 5%

The costs of cryptocurrency are increasingly clear. Are the benefits?

I’m a Data Scientist Who is Skeptical About Data
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I’m a Data Scientist Who is Skeptical About Data

"What does the data say?"

New Data Could Help Siri, Alexa Know When They're Being Unhelpful
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New Data Could Help Siri, Alexa Know When They're Being Unhelpful

A new dataset is designed to train artificial intelligence systems to recognize when they lack sufficient information to answer questions accurately.

Harvey Mudd College Took on Gender Bias and Now More Than Half Its Computer-Science Majors Are Women
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Harvey Mudd College Took on Gender Bias and Now More Than Half Its Computer-Science Majors Are Women

This year, at Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, CA, for the first time, more women than men graduated with a degree in computer science.

Coding Bootcamp Grads Boost Their Salaries By 40 Percent on Average
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Coding Bootcamp Grads Boost Their Salaries By 40 Percent on Average

Graduates of coding bootcamps found completing the programs helped boost their salaries by an average of 38 percent or $18,000, according to the Course Report. 

Google Patented Building Robots with Personalities
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Google Patented Building Robots with Personalities

Whether or not we are headed toward a robot revolution, Google wants us to get comfortable with the next generation of robots.

How Alibaba Is ­sing Bra Sizes to Predict Online Shopping Habits
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How Alibaba Is ­sing Bra Sizes to Predict Online Shopping Habits

Earlier this summer, a group of data crunchers looking at underwear sales at Alibaba came across a curious trend: women who bought larger bra sizes also tended ...

The AP's Newest Business Reporter Is an Algorithm
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The AP's Newest Business Reporter Is an Algorithm

Journalistic earnings stories can feel robotic, even when written by a news organization as prestigious as the Associated Press.

The New National Identity Is What Smartphone You Prefer, and Nobody's Quite Sure Why
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The New National Identity Is What Smartphone You Prefer, and Nobody's Quite Sure Why

In a fascinating note at Asymco, mobile analyst and ex-Nokian Horace Dediu details how people's taste in smartphones varies from place to place:
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