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Companies create committees and teams to seize on the potential of artificial intelligence as executives debate how best to handle the technology. Companies create committees and teams to seize on the potential of artificial intelligence as executives debate how best to handle the technology. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All…

Hayley Atwell is kind of the coolest. If she’s not playing Agent Peggy Carter in the latest Marvel thing, she’s turning in fantastic performances for the likes of Black Mirror or Christopher Robin — proving without fail that she can do just about anything. Rock on Hayley, rock on. Now, with Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning – Part One out and melting our minds, Atwell has a thing or two to say about her involvement in the film. In an interview with reporter Josh Horowitz, Hayley touched on what it was really like…

Too Long; Didn't ReadThe purpose of this article is to try and explore how to build a better class of ticketing business. One that is not optimised for maximising the utility of venues, but for optimising customer experience. One that operates openly and isn’t scared of competition. Too Long; Didn't ReadThe purpose of this article is to try and explore how to build a better class of ticketing business. One that is not optimised for maximising the utility of venues, but for optimising customer experience. One that…

When the Russian invasion of Ukraine began in 2022, Alex Yatsun was living just 30km from the Russian border in the northernmost part of Kharkiv. “When I woke up that day I started living in a completely different reality,” he recalls. “There were bombs falling every hour.”-Yatsun’s family evacuated but he soon returned north to more dangerous territory to volunteer at a medical centre. “But my house was hit by shelling,” he recalls. A photograph on his Instagram shows the aftermath: huge chunks of wall blown out, smashed…

Granite is thought to be virtually nonexistent outside of Earth. However, there’s one problem with that belief: we just found granite on the Moon, and nobody knows how it got there. Despite being one of the most popular options for countertops in the world, granite has been very difficult to find anywhere else in our solar system. That’s because of how it is made. See, normally, granite needs plate tectonics or water-bearing magmas in order to form, as a geologist at Stony Brook University recently explained…

Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Putting off college math could improve the likelihood that students remain in college. But that may only be true as long as students don't procrastinate more than one year. This is what colleagues and I found in a study published in 2023 of 1,119 students at a public university for whom no remedial coursework was required during their first year. …

On Sunday, Threads officially passed 100 million users, becoming the fastest app to hit the mark — social media or otherwise — of all time. The new app from Instagram hit the milestone in just five days, an impressive feat for Meta, which launched the Twitter competitor last Wednesday. While the reception for Threads has been very positive so far, there are, of course, a ton of missing features at launch. Meta really went with a minimum viable product approach for the app, and it shows. That said, there are…

One of the most effective ways to be a climate sceptic is to say nothing at all. Why expend the effort slapping down climate solutions when you can rely on feuding climate activists to tear each other’s ideas apart? We tend to fight with those we are closest to. This is true of family. But it’s also true of our peers, which for me, are those obsessed with trying to fix climate change. Step into the murky waters of Twitter and you’ll often find activists spending more time going after one another than battling climate…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for free“I'm a little giddy right now, I've got to say,” Brad Pitt admitted after his drive around Silverstone race course before the Formula One British Grand Prix got underway on Sunday (9 July).Pitt has been charming fans at the racing event as he films his untitled, forthcoming F1 movie directed by Top Gun: Maverick boss Joseph Kosinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, Pitt’s Plan B…

Bad Idea, the comic publisher that eschews traditional distribution in favour of direct-to-retailer physical-only sales is up to something else: going to Kickstarter to give an enhanced digital edition of David and Maria Lapham’s latest comic The Ends. The Ends was a three issue weekly series written by husband and wife team David & Maria Lapham, drawn by David Lapham, that released in January of this year as part of Bad Idea’s Second Coming. The new edition is apparently a digital exclusive version that provides…