AI & RoboticsNews

Jack & Jill raises $20M to bring conversational AI to job-hunting

Between infinitely scrolling job boards and the puzzling rise of fake applicants using AI to apply en masse, job-searching has quickly become one of the most bewildering experiences the internet has to offer. Listings are posted and reposted across different platforms as applications go unanswered, creating a spam-like flood of activity on both sides. “If you put a job on LinkedIn, you might…
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NewsPhotography

This new Diane Arbus photo exhibition makes me wonder: what does it means to truly look at someone?

Right now, Berlin’s Gropius Bau is hosting the largest Diane Arbus exhibition ever held. Titled Diane Arbus: Konstellationen, it features 454 prints, many of them never displayed before, in a show that asks us to confront what it really means to look… and be looked at. From children and circus performers to suburban families and drag queens, Arbus’s portraits don’t just capture a…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

The Honda Prologue scored big in August with incentives of over $12,000

Honda’s electric SUV was the third most popular EV in the US in August, behind the Tesla Model Y and Model 3. Offering over $12,000 in average incentives, the Honda Prologue scored big as buyers rushed to claim the federal EV tax credit. Honda Prologue registrations surge with huge incentives As the $7,500 credit expired at the end of September, automakers were offering pretty notable…
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DefenseNews

Soldiers stress-test translator tech to bridge allied language gaps

Army medical and public affairs personnel on a recent week-long exchange with Angolan service members set out to bridge one rather significant gap capable of making or breaking operations between allied nations: language. Part of the exchange, which matched up troops from U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa, with personnel from the Angolan Military Health Division, sought to identify…
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