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15Apr 24
Revolutionizing-recruitment:-the-ai-powered-future-with-hiremii-ceo-andrew-hornby

Revolutionizing recruitment: The AI-powered future with Hiremii CEO Andrew Hornby

Paul Sanger: I'm Paul Sanger for the Finance News Network, and today I'm talking to Hiremii. Hiremii, trading under the ASX code HMI, with a market capitalization around 6 million is a technology-driven, full-service recruitment company with two core business components: Hiremii Technology, a cloud-based platform, which uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to automate
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15Apr 24
Google-ai-introduces-an-efficient-machine-learning-method-to-scale-transformer-based-…

Google AI Introduces an Efficient Machine Learning Method to Scale Transformer-based …

Memory is significant for intelligence as it helps to recall past experiences and apply them to current situations. However, because of the way their attention mechanism works, both conventional Transformer models and Transformer-based Large Language Models (LLMs) have limitations when it comes to context-dependent memory. The memory consumption and computation time of this attention mechanism
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15Apr 24
Nab-2024:-evertz-rolls-out-ai-driven-co-pilots-for-virtual-production-control-suite-–-ibc365

NAB 2024: Evertz rolls out AI-driven co-pilots for virtual production control suite – IBC365

Evertz is showcasing a whole host of new hardware and software innovations at NAB 2024 including updates to its DreamCatcher BRAVO Studio virtual production control suite. DreamCatcher BRAVO Studio virtual production control suite Data-driven Metadata and Highlight Factory co-pilots provide the ability to automatically create clips, playlists and stories using AI with large language models
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14Apr 24
The-boring-truth-about-ai-–-the-kathmandu-post

The boring truth about AI – The Kathmandu Post

Experts who warn that artificial intelligence poses catastrophic risks on par with nuclear annihilation ignore the gradual, diffused nature of technological development. As I argued in my 2008 book, The Venturesome Economy, transformative technologies—from steam engines, aeroplanes, computers, mobile telephony, and the internet to antibiotics and mRNA vaccines—evolve through a protracted, massively multiplayer game that
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