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As a small business owner, it’s crucial to ensure that your employees are well-equipped to handle cybersecurity threats. Here’s a checklist to cover the essential items for your cybersecurity employee training:
Photographer: Dragos Gontariu | Source: Unsplash Harnessing AI Creativity with Effective Guardrails Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been revolutionizing various industries, and one of its most captivating aspects is its creative potential. Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT-4 have showcased an extraordinary ability to craft content that is not just coherent but also imaginative. This creativity… Read More »Guiding AI Creativity: Harnessing Potential with Effective Guardrails
Microsoft’s recent non-security preview update, KB5039302, intended for Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2, caused significant issues, leading to its withdrawal1. Users reported boot loops and startup problems, prompting Microsoft to halt further downloads.
Microsoft has introduced a new ” Recall ” feature for its Copilot+ PCs. This feature aims to enhance user productivity by providing an advanced method to track and retrieve past PC activities. This report delves into the functionalities, system requirements, privacy concerns, and current status of the Recall feature.
This article summarizes the key points from a recent video about Apple’s latest advancements in their software and hardware ecosystems. The video covers updates to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and development tools, as well as innovations in gaming and spatial apps. Here are the main takeaways:
In a strategic move, Elon Musk directed Nvidia to redirect a shipment of approximately 12,000 H100 AI chips, originally intended for Tesla, to his social media platform X and his new AI company xAI in late 2023.