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What are large quantitative models (LQMs)?
If you stay even relatively in the loop with tech news, you’ve probably heard of large language models (LLMs). They’re the backbone of generative AI, the technology currently top of mind for many business leaders at the moment. You probably wont have heard as much about large quantitative models (LQMs), the LLM’s more mathematically-minded sibling. Where LLMs are great at…
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This may be the most private and secure cloud-based AI solution around – Computerworld
This beats other hosted approaches, as the service remains business-unique, protected by Mac security, and boosted by the lower energy costs Macs require. In other words, the combined solution should help businesses maintain their own data privacy and security policies by being hosted on a highly secure set of platforms. This isn’t for every company, of course — many will…
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Facebook’s New Friends-Only Feed Lets You Scroll Like It’s 2008
Facebook wants to be your friend again, by showing you what your real friends are up to. In an attempt to save itself from the AI slop and clickbaity images that are all over its algorithmic feed, Facebook is now updating its mobile app’s dedicated Friends tab to be a whole feed, showing you updates only from the real people…
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Microsoft finally offers roadmap for new features coming to Windows 11
Microsoft now provides a roadmap for new features and changes expected to come to Windows 11. Since the company switched to Windows as a service development model, one of the problems (not counting the system bugs and other issues) has been tracking the new features and changes being tested through the different pre-release channels. Sure, the development team regularly publishes…
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These Are the Cheapest Electric Cars Currently on Sale in The U.S.
As the electric vehicle (EV) market continues to grow, more affordable options are becoming available to budget-conscious drivers. With rising fuel costs and increased environmental awareness, many are making the switch to electric without breaking the bank. We’ve compiled a list of the 10 cheapest EVs currently on sale in the US, providing a variety of options for those looking…
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Microsoft’s Recent Quantum Claims: Breakthrough or Overreach?
In February, Microsoft claimed it had created a new form of matter and used it to develop a quantum computer architecture that could potentially be put to work solving complex industrial problems within years. Since the announcement, some researchers and scientists have disputed these claims, saying Microsoft hasn’t actually achieved what it’s suggesting. The promise of topological qubits Microsoft stated…
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Don’t wait — Save $70 on Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 7 before Amazon’s Big Spring Sale ends
Amazon’s Big Spring Sale may be winding down, but you still have time to snag a new smartwatch at an impressive discount. Samsung’s latest Galaxy Watch 7 is a wearable worth getting excited about, and right now you can buy it for the same price as the Galaxy Watch 6. Amazon has the Galaxy Watch 7 marked down to $229…
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New Ubuntu Linux security bypasses require manual mitigations
Three security bypasses have been discovered in Ubuntu Linux’s unprivileged user namespace restrictions, which could be enable a local attacker to exploit vulnerabilities in kernel components. The issues allow local unprivileged users to create user namespaces with full administrative capabilities and impact Ubuntu versions 23.10, where unprivileged user namespaces restrictions are enabled, and 24.04 which has them active by default. Linux…
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Google’s Pixel 9A will launch on April 10th
Google has announced that it will release the Pixel 9A in the US, Canada, and the UK on April 10th. The budget-friendly device was initially expected to launch shortly after its reveal on March 19th, but Google delayed it to investigate a “component quality issue.” The Pixel 9A will arrive throughout the rest of Europe on April 14th, while Australia,…
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Predictive Maintenance with AI: Benefits & Real-World Use
Predictive maintenance, powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), is revolutionizing how industries and organizations maintain their hardware and network infrastructures. Rather than waiting for equipment to break down or face performance issues, AI enables businesses to predict and prevent failures before they happen. This proactive approach minimizes downtime, reduces maintenance costs, extends the lifespan of equipment, and improves the overall user…
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