AI & RoboticsNews

The top U.S. cities for AI-driven job hunters

September 27, 2023
Nearly half of the generative AI job postings in the past year were for roles in San Francisco, San Jose, New York, Los Angeles, Boston and Seattle. These six AI hotspots have been identified by the Brookings Institution, which also found that San Francisco is home to 20 of the best-funded AI companies, a figure that’s more than the rest of the U.S. combined. California is home to 35 of…
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SAP launches its own enterprise AI assistant: meet Joule

September 27, 2023
Not content to let Microsoft and Amazon hog the spotlight when it comes to new AI assistants, German enterprise giant SAP today announced a new AI assistant for its enterprise customers called “Joule,” that it hopes will “power the outcomes of humans and businesses,”…
CryptoNews

Hong Kong Securities Regulator Says It Now Publishes Names of Entities Seeking Crypto Trading Licences – Regulation Bitcoin News

September 27, 2023
The Hong Kong securities regulator has said it now publishes a list of firms seeking to operate crypto trading platforms in the region. Julia Leung Fung-yee, the CEO of the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), said divulging the names of applicants is intended to help placate an investing public recently ruffled by the Jpex incident. Pacifying Hong Kong Crypto Users Hong Kong’s securities…
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Biggest Movers: BCH 5% Higher, as BNB Nears Key Price Target – Market Updates Bitcoin News

September 27, 2023
Bitcoin cash rose by as much as 5% on Tuesday, as bulls extended recent gains following last week’s consolidation. The token rose for a second consecutive session, moving closer to a resistance level of $225 in the process. BNB also climbed, pushing towards a ceiling of its own at $220. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Bitcoin cash (BCH) was a notable gainer in today’s session, as the cryptocurrency climbed…
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DefenseNews

Northrop wins $705 million contract for F-35 air-to-ground weapon

September 26, 2023
WASHINGTON — The Air Force awarded Northrop Grumman a $705 million contract to develop and test a high-speed air-to-ground weapon known as a stand-in attack weapon that the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter could wield to destroy enemy targets. Northrop said Monday that its work on the second phase of the weapon, which is also referred to as SiAW, will take place over the next 36 months in Northridge…
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