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Screenhot by Sabrina Ortiz/ZDNETTraditionally, if you wanted to keep you workflow organized, you'd keep a planner or a calendar and you'd jot everything down. However, in our digital age, online alternatives have surfaced, including Notion AI, which is one of the leading platforms to keep track of your tasks in one place. Also: AI pioneer Cerebras is having 'a monster year' in hybrid AI computingNow, Notion AI is expanding its offerings even further with the introduction of a new feature called Q&A, which is now…

Last November, , the popular note-taking app productivity YouTubers , began testing a built-in generative machine learning algorithm dubbed . At the time, the company did not share a release date for the feature. But in a surprise announcement made Wednesday, Notion said anyone, including free users, can start using Notion AI. According to Notion, more than 2 million people signed up for the waitlist the company put in place for users to try the alpha version of Notion AI. After 10 weeks of testing, the company found most…

A prelude article elucidating the fundamental principles and differences between “Model-based” & “Instance-based” learning in the branches of Artificial Intelligence & Machine learning.Table of ContentsIntroductionThe instinctive idea behind "Generalization" and "Memorization"The concept behind "Model-based" learning The concept behind "Instance-based" learning SummaryReferencesIntroduction“Instance-based” and “Model-based” are 2 different types of learning approaches used by various machine learning…

Notion, the company behind the popular of the same name, has started testing a new feature called Notion AI that uses a generative AI to write notes and other content.  got a chance to use the software before today’s announcement. The interface is straightforward. You first select the type of writing you want help with from a list that includes options like “blog post,” “marketing email” and “to-do list.” You then provide the software with a suitable prompt, hit the blue “Generate” button and then watch as it creates…

and pay for a professional plan. One of the key benefits of Evernote was (note the past tense) that I could sync between computers. I usually write my articles on my MacBook Air. Once the article is done, my wife (who has years of experience as a managing editor) does an editing pass with me from the couch, using a Mac mini that is connected to a big screen in our family room. I then submit the edited article to ZDNET's editors for review. Sync failures But then Evernote's sync started to regularly fail. Sometimes it…