AI & RoboticsNews

Tech leaders and automation: 4 ways AI is changing the game

November 10, 2023
AI has been under the gun lately. Skeptics are out in droves, and there are genuine ethical questions that need answered as humankind develops this era-defining technology. When it comes to new tech, it’s crucial to harness the good without unleashing the bad. Luckily, there are already great examples of the positive effects of AI in the workplace. Here are a few of the ways that automation and…
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AI & RoboticsNews

DeepInfra emerges from stealth with $8M to make running AI inferences more affordable

November 10, 2023
Ok, let’s say you’re one of the company leaders or IT decision-makers who has heard enough about all this generative AI stuff — you’re finally ready to take the plunge and offer a large language model (LLM) chatbot to your employees or customers. The problem is: how do you actually launch it and how much should you pay to run it? DeepInfra, a new company founded by former engineers at IMO…
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CryptoNews

Top 5 Best Online Casinos That Accept Cryptocurrencies in 2023 by VAVE Partners – Sponsored Bitcoin News

November 10, 2023
Written by VAVE Partners. Online casinos have always been at the forefront of technological innovation, constantly finding ways to offer better user experiences and more convenient transaction methods. In recent years, one of the most significant advancements among online casino sites has become the acceptance of cryptocurrencies as a payment option. The adoption of cryptocurrencies marks a…
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DefenseNews

Lockheed to ship advanced Sentinel A4 radars for US Army tests

November 9, 2023
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Lockheed Martin expects to deliver a batch of Sentinel A4 radars to the U.S. Army by December to support preliminary assessments in fiscal 2025. The next-generation radar, deemed critical to the service’s future of overhead defense, is powered by an…
DefenseNews

First T-7 trainer lands at Edwards Air Force Base for test flights

November 9, 2023
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Air Force’s first T-7A Red Hawk trainer aircraft on Wednesday landed at Edwards Air Force Base in California, where it will soon start more intensive flight testing. The T-7 took off Tuesday from Boeing’s St. Louis, Missouri, facility, where it was built, to begin the 1,400-mile trip to Edwards, the service said. Its Air Force and Boeing pilots stopped at Vance Air…
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