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The job market?  It's no picnic. It's a bloody battlefield, a gladiatorial battle for the last scraps. Everyone against everyone, elbows out and teeth bared.    In the past, people used to talk to each other, but today people's throats are cut during job interviews. And if you're not fast enough or good enough, you'll end up on the sidelines. Sounds harsh?    It is. But hey, that's reality.  Survival of the fittest  , or as the saying goes. Only those who persevere have a chance.   Or maybe the world of work is more of a playground? A place where we can let off steam, learn new things and develop our skills.   Well, unfortunately it's not quite that simple. The truth lies somewhere in between. The world of work is a complex system that is constantly changing. And we all have to adapt to this change.   Career or carcass? Fight for survival     1: Labor market – A paradise for optimists and pessimists The j...

The Great AI Olympic Games: When Computers Started Thinking Harder Than Humans Want To The latest episode of "Silicon Valley's Got Talent," where tech companies compete to create artificial intelligence that's smarter than your average smartphone but hopefully not smart enough to realize it's being paid in electricity! Silicon Valley's Got Talent: The Epic Tale of o3 vs. Gemini  Our main contestant today is OpenAI, who just announced their new "o3" models. Why o3?  Well, apparently, they skipped "o2" because there's already a phone company called O2 .  I mean, who hasn't had that problem?  I personally wanted to name my kid "McDonald's" but apparently, there were some trademark issues there too. Let me tell you about this AI arms race. It's like watching a bunch of billionaires play chess with supercomputers while the rest of us are still trying to figure out why our printers won't connect to WiFi. Open...

Have you ever felt like your phone is listening to you? Or that the internet knows more about you than your best friend? Well, you're not alone. Welcome to the wonderful world of Big Tech, where a handful of companies control almost every aspect of our digital lives. It's like living in a world where the only grocery store is Amazon, and the only search engine is Google. And let's face it, who wants to live in a world where you can't find anything online without first seeing an ad for the same thing you were just thinking about?   Unplugging: A Guide to Breaking Up Big Tech Companies A 36-page background paper (PDF) begins by stating: "The current model of the global digital economy is broken and dysfunctional, in part due to the stranglehold of a handful of powerful technology companies that are reaping enormous profits while inflicting increasing harm on people, society, the economy and the environment."     The Plot Against the Machines: A brave ban...

Welcome to the world's first International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad , where young minds from across the globe converged to showcase their prowess in the art of teaching machines to think. Picture this: a grand colosseum where the gladiators wield keyboards instead of swords, and the arena is a battlefield of algorithms and data.  The International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad 2024 The Silicon Spartans In the heart of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a new breed of champions emerged. These weren't your typical athletes; they were the Silicon Spartans of our digital age. Forty-four brilliant young minds from over 25 countries, each a potential Tony Stark in the making, competed in a three-day intellectual marathon that would make even the most seasoned coder break into a sweat. The Triathlon of the Mind Day 1: The Code Crusade Imagine a five-hour sprint where your fingers do all the running. Our young geniuses faced scientific tests that would make Einstein scratch his head...

Shanghai recently hosted the World Artificial Intelligence Conference, China’s largest AI conference. According to a new survey, Chinese business leaders are significantly ahead of their global counterparts in adopting generative AI (GenAI). The survey found that more than 80% of Chinese business leaders surveyed are currently using GenAI in their operations, compared to a global average of 54% and a US average of 65%. “China has not only made significant progress in the practical aspects of orchestrating AI into its existing systems and processes, but also in building trust by preparing for GenAI regulation,” the report said. China is betting on generative AI to better manage its “massive population” and the data it collects. “Pioneering generative AI could give China a global competitive advantage in unlocking value and data,” the report said. Still, safety concerns such as hallucinations, deepfakes, and data privacy are prompting governments to quickly enact rules for the new techno...

The technology industry is currently experiencing a surge in the development and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI). OpenAI, a research lab founded by tech luminaries such as Elon Musk and Sam Altman, is at the forefront of this trend, with its AI models such as ChatGPT and GPT-4 already making waves in the industry. As a result, Google, the search engine giant, has ramped up its own AI development efforts, but not without some controversy. The AI Arms Race and the Controversy Surrounding Bard's Development For years, Microsoft's search engine Bing played a minor role in the market, while Google remained firmly entrenched as the dominant player. However, with the advent of ChatGPT and GPT-4, which have already been integrated into Bing, Google has started to feel the heat. The impressive results delivered by these AI models have triggered a red alert in Mountain View, California, prompting Google to issue a company-wide mandate...