Month: July 2024

A new study in the Journal of Organizational Behavior reveals that humble leadership in the workplace boosts employees’ sense of respect and prominence, leading to increased leadership potential. This approach includes acknowledging personal limitations, appreciating employees’ strengths, and demonstrating teachability. Humble leaders openly acknowledge their limitations, value others’ contributions, and remain open to learning. This … Read more

A study published in Nature Genetics finds that sequence variations are linked to DNA methylation and various human diseases. The research, conducted at deCODE Genetics, uses a new technology called nanopore sequencing to analyze DNA sequences in real-time. Nanopore sequencing allows for the direct measurement of DNA methylation and can read longer DNA sequences than … Read more

Threat actors are targeting Hamster Kombat players with fake Android and Windows software that installs spyware and steals information. The game, launched in March 2024, has gained massive popularity with over 250 million players and 53 million users on its Telegram channel. The game requires players to join its Telegram channel, scan a QR code, … Read more

Mistral Large 2 is the latest version of Mistral AI’s flagship language model. It has a significant improvement in code generation, mathematics, and multilingual capabilities compared to its previous versions. The new model features 123 billion parameters, a context window of 128,000 tokens, and aims to challenge industry leaders in performance and efficiency. Mistral Large … Read more

This article provides an overview of 13 interesting tools and frameworks that can be used with Large Language Models (LLMs). The tools are categorized into four groups: data extraction, model integration, workflow automation, and text generation. 1. E2B – An open-source framework for integrating LLMs with other models and datasets. 2. LangChain – A Python … Read more

Research team develops biomimetic vision system inspired by praying mantis eyes. Self-driving cars sometimes crash because their visual systems struggle to process static or slow-moving objects in 3D space, similar to how many insects see the world. However, praying mantises have a unique advantage – their compound eyes provide binocular vision with depth perception in … Read more

Mercury has a 10-mile-thick diamond mantle beneath its crust, NASA’s MESSENGER spacecraft finds. Scientists have long been puzzled by Mercury, the smallest planet in our solar system and closest to the sun. It has several unique features that don’t match those of other planets. These include its very dark surface, dense core, and early end … Read more

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has made another groundbreaking discovery, finding the most distant galaxy ever seen: JADES-GS-z14-0. This ancient galaxy is a mere 300 million years old, and its light has taken 13.5 billion years to reach Earth. This remarkable find pushes back the boundaries of what we know about the universe’s earliest … Read more

Microsoft confirms Reddit blocked Bing Search Reddit updated its robots.txt file, preventing most search engines from crawling the site. This includes Bing, which stopped crawling Reddit after the update. What happened: On July 1, 2024, Reddit updated its robots.txt file to prohibit many search engines and AI tools from crawling the site. However, it did … Read more

A CrowdStrike bug caused chaos in the tech world last week, with third-party vendors working to repair issues and support customers. As a token of appreciation, these vendors received a $10 Uber Eats voucher from CrowdStrike. This gesture sparked mixed reactions, with some seeing it as an attempt to show gratitude, while others felt it … Read more