In 2018, MIT convened its Task Force on the Work of the Future, which concluded in a 2020 report that while new technologies were not necessarily going to massively wipe out employment, smart practices and policies would be necessary to let automation complement good jobs. Today a successor group is continuing the task force’s effort: The Work … Read more
As cyber threats continue to change, the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity becomes increasingly vital. Businesses are utilizing AI-based technologies to identify and defend against threats more effectively, while cybercriminals are employing the same technology to execute increasingly complex assaults. AI may help security teams detect and respond to attacks more quickly and … Read more
Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) on Thursday announced its latest ambitions to put artificial intelligence in the hands of more consumers, responding to Google’s (GOOGL.O) flurry of announcements this week with updates to its widely used office software. The technology corporation showcased a new artificial intelligence (AI) “Copilot” for Microsoft 365, its suite of products that includes … Read more
The United States Embassy in Israel has recently made public an announcement on the establishment of an open grant for participation in a regional climate change technology camp that will bring together young leaders from Israel and Morocco. In a statement released on Thursday, the embassy stated that the United States Department of State will … Read more
There are around 35,000 particles of orbital debris, or space junk, drifting around the planet. There may be some room for organization thanks to a recent Small Business Technology Transfer award that involves a researcher from Florida Tech. The $150,000 STTR grant was given by the Small Business Association in February to Creare, a New … Read more
Craig Scott, CEO and president of FUUZ, talks why several SMBs begin their technological journey with standalone applications. Small and medium-sized businesses are experiencing “information overload” as a result of a deluge of data from social media, marketing, and other sources. Yet when it comes to purchasing the necessary technology to make sense of it, … Read more
Foxconn, a Taiwanese contract manufacturer, has received an order to construct AirPods for Apple and wants to build a plant in India to produce the wireless headphones, according to two individuals with direct knowledge of the situation who spoke with Reuters. Foxconn, the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer and assembler of about 70 percent of … Read more
It frequently comes as a surprise to a generation of college students educated in the digital age when teachers implement no-technology regulations on the first day of class. Professors defend these regulations on the grounds that prohibiting technology lowers distractions and encourages handwritten notes, resulting in improved knowledge retention overall. These prohibitions include computers, which … Read more
Hitachi Rail’s British Rail Class 800 near Spittal, England’s northernmost point. Hitachi, Ltd. Japan’s rail technology was deemed to have “Galapagos syndrome”. High-speed rail developments in developing nations trailed behind China and Europe. Japan’s rail technology is again impacting the worldwide economy. UK high-speed train production and maintenance orders have flooded a Japanese rolling stock … Read more
Gabriela Perez, a Tufts sophomore, watched TV at home. She formed her views on global cultures and social norms from TV and movies. “TV introduced different cultures. “I mainly recall Asian characters from Disney movies like ‘Mulan’ (1998),” Perez remarked. “All that then kind of remains with you especially if that’s what you’re witnessing growing … Read more