Month May 2023
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Snapchat, “influencer” Caryn Marjorie created a virtual version of herself “powered by the latest artificial intelligence technology and thousands of hours of recordings of the real Marjorie,” reports Fortune. It’s the work of Forever Voices (which also offers pay-by-the-minute conversations… Continue Reading →
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Long-time Slashdot reader theodp writes: AWS offered A Look Inside the Making of an NFL Football Schedule in conjunction with Thursday’s release of the 2023 NFL Schedule Powered by AWS. AWS notes that producing the schedule required the use of… Continue Reading →
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This guide will demonstrate the approaches related to installing and using Jupyter Notebook on a Linux system. The post How to Install and Use Jupyter Notebook on Linux appeared first on Linux Today. Link to original post https://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/how-to-install-and-use-jupyter-notebook-on-linux/ from Teknoids… Continue Reading →
According to Azure CTO Mark Russinovich, the most recent Windows 11 Insider Preview build is the first to include the memory-safe programming language Rust. Thurrott reports: “If you’re on the Win11 Insider ring, you’re getting the first taste of Rust… Continue Reading →
LexisNexis today announced the preview launch of Lexis Connect, a legal intake and matter management product that works within Microsoft Teams and uses conversational AI assistants to help deliver answers more quickly. The product is being developed in partnership with… Continue Reading →
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Enlarge / Nvidia’s RTX 4080 and 4070 could finally be getting some more reasonably priced relatives. (credit: Andrew Cunningham) There are two kinds of GPUs you can buy right now if you want to build or upgrade a gaming PC:… Continue Reading →