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Hashtag Trending Nov.30-Amazon’s new generative AI assistant; Cyber pros less likely to get fired post-incident; AI can acquire skills through social learning?

Amazon’s new generative AI assistant, Amazon Q, sounds a lot like OpenAI Q. Are cyber professionals less likely to get fired after a major...

AWS touts growth, investments in Canada and progress on sustainability at re:Invent 2023

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has invested C$1.4 billion in Canada since June of 2016 and plans to invest C$21 billion by 2037. That was...

Hashtag Trending Nov.27- Meta’s inaction on the presence of under 13 users on its platforms; TCS, Nvidia code theft debacle; Levandowski’s AI church

Presence of users under age 13 on Meta’s platforms: an “open secret”, Nvidia hit with code theft lawsuit, FTC extends cloud scrutiny to generative...

Hashtag Trending Nov.16- Microsoft debuts its own chip to save on costs; OpenAI pauses new signups as demand soars; Amazon warns employees not returning...

Microsoft debuts its own chip to save on costs, OpenAI places temporary ban on ChatGPT Plus signups, and Amazon warns employees they might miss...

Amazon invests in massive AI model

Amazon is investing heavily in training a massive language model codenamed “Olympus,” with 2 trillion parameters, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Hashtag Trending Nov.9-CIOs stepping away from being sole digital gatekeepers; Amazon and Samsung launches their LLMs; Facebook cracks down on ads made or altered...

Democratization or Shadow IT?  Amazon and Samsung both launch their own Large Language models. And Facebook joins Google in forcing advertisers to reveal changed...

Hashtag Trending Nov.3-Cloudflare experiences technical issues; Microsoft cracks down on excessive use of AI; Security professionals unhappy?

Cloudflare experiences more technical issues, Microsoft may be moving to restrict excessive use of AI, Security professionals are reporting “low happiness” ratings and the...

Amazon workers report higher injury rates than company self-reports

A new study by researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago’s Center for Urban Economic Development (CUED) has found that Amazon warehouse workers report much higher injury rates than the company has self-reported to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

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