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UChicago partners with Google, IBM and University of Tokyo to develop quantum supercomputer and workforce

The University of Chicago has formed a partnership with Google, IBM and the University of Tokyo to develop a supercomputer powered by quantum technology.

Chicago Tribune

Logitech Brio 300 Webcam Review: Cheap Price, Mediocre Output

Logitech’s sub-$100 1080p webcam works for casual video calls in a well-lit setting, but there are far better options.

Tom’s Hardware

Wade Cawley on a mission to save tonnes of e-waste from landfill

Only 20 per cent of the world's enormous amount of electronic waste is recycled, but NSW South Coast man Wade Cawley is trying to change that with his own two hands.

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Dow Jones Turns Lower As Debt-Ceiling Talks Stall. Sellers Smack Deere Despite Stellar Earnings.

The Dow Jones traded lower along with major stock indexes Friday as debt-ceiling talks stalled.

Investors Business Daily

Apple restricts employee ChatGPT use as companies worry about data leaks

Companies have tried to restrict the use of ChatGPT and similar tools after data privacy concerns.

Fortune

Amb. Rahm Emanuel crafts $150 million quantum computing research deal with U. of Chicago, U. of Tokyo

U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel said the deal between the universities in Chicago and Tokyo with Google and IBM “puts Chicago in the lead in the field of quantum.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Your business sustainability goals could be achieved from within

IBM's Bill Lobig tells us how organizations/enterprises can tap into technology to operationalize sustainability and meet ESG goals.

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Former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty: Run towards conflict to be a resilient leader

In an uncomfortable or challenging situation, “most people don’t run towards it,” Ginni Rometty said. They should do the opposite.

Fortune

Former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty shares the 3 things that made her a better leader

Growth and comfort don’t exist, former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty told the crowd at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Next Gen conference in San Diego on Wednesday. “Most people don’t run towards it.”

Fortune

OpenAI's Sam Altman got off easy on Capitol Hill

Lawmakers will struggle to figure out how to deal with open-source A.I. given the technology's risks.

Fortune

The first computer to sing a song sounds more adorable than GLaDOS or HAL would have you believe

Old-school vocaloids do tend to generate a killer vibe thanks to pop culture, but the original voice synth sounds super cute.

PC Gamer

UBS Initiates At Neutral. Is Palantir Stock A Buy Or Sell Amid High Valuation?

PLTR stock has jumped 343% in 2024 with much of the gain coming after Trump's election win amid views government AI automation will rise.

Investors Business Daily

ChatGPT's chief to testify before Congress as concerns grow about artificial intelligence's risks

The head of the artificial intelligence company that makes ChatGPT is set to testify before Congress as lawmakers call for new rules to guide the rapid development of AI technology

The Independent UK

Man speaks out after suing boss for not raising pay while off sick for 15 years

Ian Clifford, 50, claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination because his salary hasn't been increased in the 15 years he has been off work - however, he lost his case

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Worker who took 15 years of sick leave sues employer after not getting pay rise

Ian Clifford, who was on sick lave for 15 years, has claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination by tech giant IBM because his salary hasn't increased since 2008.

Irish Mirror

Worker out sick for 15 years sues employer who refuses to give pay rise

Ian Clifford was on a fixed plan of disability pay for 30 years until he reached 65, meaning he would receive r £1.5 million

Glasgow Live

Worker on sick leave for 15 years sues company for not giving him pay rise

Ian Clifford, who received more than £54,000 a year, claimed to be a victim of discrimination because his salary has not increased in the time he has been off work.

Daily Record

Worker on sick leave for 15 years sues employer after receiving no pay rise

Ian Clifford who received a lucrative health plan from IMB says his salary would wither due to inflation and claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination.

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Daily Mirror

Worker sues company for no pay rise in 15 years - after being on sick leave the whole time

IT specialist Ian Clifford, who receives over £54,000 a year, claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination because his salary hasn't been increased in the 15 years he has been off work

Fortune

CEO vows not to ‘fire anyone because of A.I.,’ warns that others doing so ‘isn’t a good outcome for humanity’

“Many companies will likely let go of employees and blame it on A.I.,” warned Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath.

Fortune

A.I. as ‘amplification intelligence’ will be part of ‘every professional activity’ within 2 to 5 years, says Reid Hoffman

The Greylock partner and early OpenAI investor says A.I. is "off-the-charts amazing" in amplifying what someone can do.

TechRadar

ChatGPT might actually be good for this part of your business - but you won't like it

Generative AI is said to be boosting productivity and helping new employees, but could this come at a cost?

Bangkok Post

IBM preps AI platform for business users

Global technology giant IBM plans to launch Watsonx, its next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) platform that leverages generative AI capabilities to help organisations make speedier, more efficient decisions.

Fortune

IBM's CEO says its new A.I. tools will be able to do '30 - 50%' of 'repetitive' office work after indicating his own company will pause some hiring

Arvind Krishna thinks A.I. will become integral to many office tasks.

Fortune

A college degree is still worth it after all

Despite the skills-first revolution, a bachelor’s degree still reigns supreme when getting a good job.

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