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  Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is not only a platform to showcase groundbreaking technologies but also an opportunity to celebrate the talent and creativity of young developers. This year, the Swift Student Challenge winners have been announced, and their app playgrounds exemplify their commitment to sharing their passions and making a positive impact on the world. Apple, known for its dedication to fostering innovation and supporting the next generation of developers, increased the number of winners from 350 to 375 to ensure that more students could be recognized for their artistry and ingenuity. The winners hail from over 30 countries and regions, covering diverse topics such as healthcare, sports, entertainment, and the environment. asmi jain Among the inspiring winners is 20-year-old Asmi Jain, a student from Medi-Caps University in Indore, India. Inspired by a friend’s uncle who faced challenges after brain surgery, Jain designed an app playground to track

  A group of leading experts and tech industry leaders have come together to raise urgent concerns about the risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI). The statement, signed by renowned figures in the field, emphasizes the need for global attention and prioritization to mitigate these risks. This article delves into the key points highlighted by these experts and sheds light on the potential dangers AI poses to humanity. The Growing Concerns : Artificial intelligence has rapidly advanced, surpassing expectations and capabilities that were once considered futuristic. However, as AI becomes increasingly powerful, concerns have emerged regarding its potential impact on humanity. The group of experts, including industry leaders such as Sam Altman of OpenAI and Geoffrey Hinton, known as the "godfather of AI," have sounded the alarm on these risks. Mitigating the Risk of Extinction: One of the key messages from the experts is the urgent need to prioritize the mitigation of

  Apple has announced that its highly anticipated Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC23) will commence on June 5, 2023. The conference will begin with a keynote address, unveiling exciting updates coming to Apple platforms later in the year. This year's event will be held online, allowing developers from around the world to participate and learn about the latest technologies, tools, and frameworks for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS. The WWDC23 keynote address, scheduled for June 5 at 10 a.m. PDT, promises to be the biggest and most thrilling to date. Viewers can tune in to the livestream through various platforms, including apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and YouTube. Additionally, the keynote will be available for on-demand playback, ensuring that developers who miss the live broadcast can catch up later. Following the keynote, the Platforms State of the Union presentation will take place at 1:30 p.m. PDT. During this session, developers wil

 I n a major stride towards bolstering English language proficiency among Taiwanese students, the Ministry of Education has launched an innovative chatbot integrated with next-generation large language models. Developed as part of an ambitious initiative, this cutting-edge chatbot is set to transform the way students practice and refine their English speaking skills. Leveraging the power of technology, the chatbot offers an engaging and interactive platform, catering to the unique needs of K-12 students. Learning The chatbot, aptly named “CoolE Bot,” has rapidly gained popularity since its launch in late December, attracting students from all across the country. CoolE Bot harnesses the Azure OpenAI Service and utilizes advanced Microsoft AI technologies to simulate natural conversations. This groundbreaking feature enables students to select from a wide range of preset conversation topics, ranging from professional occupations such as doctors and photographers, to exciting detective my

  Meta , the parent company of Facebook, has announced another round of layoffs, targeting its business groups. The move comes as part of the company's ongoing efforts to streamline operations and improve efficiency. While Meta has not officially confirmed the extent of the layoffs, social media posts from impacted employees have shed light on the situation. Employees in various departments, including operations, project management, marketing, policy, communications, and risk analytics, took to platforms like LinkedIn to announce their layoffs. The latest job cuts in the business groups follow a series of reductions that Meta had previously announced. CEO Mark Zuckerberg had revealed in a blog post back in March that the company planned to eliminate 10,000 jobs this year, with notifications to affected business group members expected to take place in May. This round of layoffs represents the final major phase of Meta's workforce reduction strategy. In November, the company had

  Microsoft Build, the annual flagship event for developers, took center stage with a focus on the latest advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) tools. With an array of exciting announcements and innovations, Microsoft demonstrated its commitment to empowering developers with cutting-edge AI capabilities. From intelligent copilots to versatile plugins, the event showcased how AI is reshaping the future of software development, communication, and collaboration. AI Tools Revolutionize Developer Workflows: At Microsoft Build, the spotlight shone on AI-powered copilots—a new breed of applications leveraging large language models like GPT-4. These copilots, such as GitHub Copilot, assist developers in complex coding tasks, revolutionizing the software development process. Microsoft's copilots are being deployed across a wide range of applications, including Dynamics 365 Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Copilot for Power Platform, redefining how developers conceptualize, design

  Google Marketing Live, the highly anticipated annual event, took place recently, showcasing the latest developments in the world of digital marketing. This year's event unveiled groundbreaking generative AI advancements for Google Ads, signaling a transformative shift in the advertising industry. With a focus on maximizing efficiency, enhancing creativity, and navigating a privacy-first landscape, Google's new AI-powered features promise to revolutionize the way businesses approach online advertising. One of the highlights of the event was the introduction of a natural-language conversational experience within Google Ads. Recognizing the challenges businesses face when starting new campaigns, Google aims to simplify the process by combining advertisers' expertise with the power of Google AI. By simply providing a preferred landing page, Google AI can summarize the page and generate relevant keywords, headlines, descriptions, images, and other assets for a campaign. Advert

  In a significant blow to Meta, formerly known as Facebook, the company has been hit with a staggering €1.2 billion fine by Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC). The penalty comes as a result of Meta's mishandling of data transfers between Europe and the United States. This fine, the largest ever imposed under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) privacy law, highlights the gravity of the violation. The news was reported by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), which stated that the crux of the issue revolves around the use of standard contractual clauses (SCCs) by Meta to transfer European Union user data to the US. These legal contracts, designed by the European Commission, are meant to ensure that personal data remains protected when transferred outside of Europe. However, concerns have been raised that such data flows expose Europeans to the weaker privacy laws in the US, potentially granting access to US intelligence agencies. Meta, which has

  In a recent development in the ongoing semiconductor war between China and the United States, China has voiced concerns over the cybersecurity risks associated with Micron Technology Inc. products. According to a Bloomberg report, China's Cyberspace Administration (CAC) announced that Micron's products failed to pass a cybersecurity review, citing "relatively serious" risks to national security. The statement issued by the CAC warned operators of critical infrastructure against purchasing Micron's goods, as they were found to pose significant security risks to the country's critical information infrastructure supply chain. This move comes after China initiated an investigation into imports from Micron, the largest memory-chip maker in the United States. The tech sector has become a battleground for national security between the two economic giants, with the US already imposing export controls on semiconductors, blacklisting Chinese tech firms, and restrictin

  Neeva, the innovative search engine known for its commitment to user privacy and ad-free experience, has announced the shutdown of its consumer search product. The company's mission to put user interests first and provide a private search experience has proven to be a formidable challenge in the face of established players with extensive resources. Neeva's small team of 50 individuals had built a search stack from the ground up, incorporating petabytes of web information to power an independent search engine. However, the team encountered unexpected difficulties in convincing regular users to switch to their platform, despite offering a superior search experience. The process of changing default search settings and differentiating between a search engine and a browser proved to be significant hurdles. "While convincing users to pay for a better experience was a less difficult problem, getting them to try a new search engine in the first place proved to be a major challen