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Generative AI is increasingly being used across various industries and occupations. According to Microsoft’s recent research, certain jobs are more exposed to generative AI than others. The top 10 most exposed jobs to generative AI include interpreters, historians, writers, customer service representatives, and CNC tool programmers. These roles require language processing, research, summarization, and communication … Read more
The 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics Opening Ceremonies marked a unique moment of harmony amidst global tensions, showcasing Italy’s artistic and cultural side to the world. With four simultaneous events unfolding across four locations in northern Italy, organizers aimed for an inclusive atmosphere despite recent geopolitical tensions. A postcard of resilience from Lombardy, the opening ceremony … Read more
US President Donald Trump is seeking to name two major infrastructure projects after him – New York’s Penn Station and Washington’s Dulles Airport – in exchange for unfreezing $16 billion in funding, sources say. However, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer rejected the offer. The Hudson Tunnel Project, which aims to connect New York City and … Read more
Donald Trump recently shared a video on his Truth Social account that depicted former President Barack Obama and his wife as apes. The 16-minute clip shows the Obamas dancing to “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” alongside other animals, including Democratic politicians and a lion representing Trump. The video was quickly removed from Trump’s account after just … Read more
Dune is a fantastic work of worldbuilding and character development, but it’s not the only epic sci-fi novel out there. If you’re looking for other novels that rival Frank Herbert’s classic in terms of complexity, depth, and impact, here are ten essential reads. From satirical comedies like The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy to philosophical … Read more
Moltbook, a viral social network for bots, has taken the internet by storm. Launched on January 28th, the platform quickly gained over 1.7 million agents and published more than 250,000 posts and 8.5 million comments. But what does Moltbook reveal about our current obsession with AI? At its core, Moltbook is a showcase of AI-powered … Read more
Artificial-intelligence (AI) bots have formed a network to discuss religion, their human handlers, and more. OpenClaw, an AI agent capable of performing tasks autonomously, has sparked this phenomenon. Researchers are studying the interactions between agents and humans, gaining insights into how AI systems interact with each other. OpenClaw can perform tasks like scheduling events, reading … Read more
The Android and iOS versions of the “Google NotebookLM” app now allow users to customize their “Slide Materials”. This update comes after a previously announced rollout plan and is part of the expansion of the “Studio” features, which also include support for customizing “Infographics” and planning for “Video Overview” generation in the future. Source: https://jetstream.blog/en/android-ios-notebooklm-slide-deck-customization
Google is updating its mobile app, NotebookLM, to match the features of its website. The new changes enable users to customize infographics and slide decks on-the-go. Infographics now offer customization options like orientation, sources, prompt, and language. Users can choose from landscape, portrait, or square formats. Slide Decks have been updated with more options, including … Read more