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Elon Musk faces criticism for engaging with and validating anti-Semitic content on the platform, contributing to a surge in such posts since his acquisition.

Fortune

IBM pulls ad spending on Elon Musk’s X over pro-Nazi content

The tech giant suspended its relationship after one of its ads appearing next to antisemitic content

The Independent UK

IBM pulls ads from Elon Musk's X after report says they appeared next to antisemitic posts

IBM has stopped advertising on social media platform X after a report said its ads were appearing alongside material praising Adolf Hitler and Nazis

The Independent UK

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What is quantum advantage? A quantum computing scientist explains an approaching milestone marking the arrival of extremely powerful computers

Quantum advantage is the milestone the field of quantum computing is fervently working toward, where a quantum computer can solve problems that are beyond the reach of the most powerful non-quantum, or classical, computers.

The Conversation

IBM pulls ads from X over placement next to pro-Nazi content

Tech giant IBM has pulled its ads from X after they were run alongside pro-Nazi posts. The news comes after Elon Musk endorsed an anti-Semitic post on the platform. Meanwhile, the largest semiconductor equipment maker in the US, Applied Materials, is under criminal investigation for potentially evading export restrictions on…

France 24

Linda Yaccarino scrambles to clean up Elon Musk’s mess after the X owner once again drives her advertisers away

The ad executive-turned-CEO wasted no time reassuring advertisers that X has made “efforts to combat antisemitism and discrimination.”

Fortune

Rapidus to Develop 1nm Process Technology With Leti and the University of Tokyo

Rapidus expands collaboration to develop its 1nm – 1.4nm process technologies.

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Anti-hate group says lawsuit from Elon Musk’s X ‘riddled with deficiencies’

Center for Countering Digital Hate says claim by X, formerly Twitter, is ‘riddled with legal deficiencies’

The Guardian - UK

Using AI is already changing how many bosses are working

AI is rewriting how businesses work, but there are still some steps to take to ensure optimal results.

TechRadar

IBM used AMD's other not-so-secret weapon to deliver yet another brain-like chip — NorthPole is faster and uses less energy than Nvidia's best AI GPU and it's only the beginning

IBM’s NorthPole is 25-times more efficient than the best GPUs and the best CPUs out there.

TechRadar

AI won't replace workers. But AI-empowered workers might

Many say that AI won’t necessarily kill jobs, but AI-enabled workers may come to take your job if you don’t evolve.

Fortune

LinkedIn's top recruiting executive says adding AI to job listings is a ‘requirement’

LinkedIn’s research shows that vacancies that mention AI are getting the most engagement from job seekers.

Fortune

How can your IT estate improve its sustainability?

The processing power requirements for AI services will significantly impact datacenters.

TechRadar

22 of the best typewriter fonts

Discover the best typewriter fonts for your next project.

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Biden Signs Executive Order To Regulate AI Amidst Crypto And Tech Industry Gains

Microsoft, Meta Platforms, and Alphabet commit to safe AI deployment as Biden aims to govern the technology.

The Guardian - UK

Race to AI: the origins of artificial intelligence, from Turing to ChatGPT

Today’s poem-writing AI has ancestry in punch-card machines, trundling robots and godlike gaming engines

Fortune

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna warns against 'fantastical' AI predictions

Su and Krishna were among the CEOs honored at this year's Distinguished Leadership Awards from the Committee for Economic Development.

Roll Call

Cyber-defense systems seek to outduel criminals in AI race - Roll Call

Companies are embracing cyber defenses based on generative AI, hoping to outpace attackers' use of similar tools.

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Quantum computers in 2023: how they work, what they do, and where they're heading

In June, an IBM computing executive claimed quantum computers were entering the “utility” phase, in which high-tech experimental devices become useful. In September, Australia’s Chief Scientist Cathy Foley went so far as to declare “the dawn of the quantum era”.

Fortune

These CEOs are rising to the occasion–and condemning the brutal Hamas attack on Israel. The rest of civil society is MIA

More than 75 multinational companies have issued statements with strong condemnation of Hamas’s terrorism, write Yale's Sonnenfeld and Tian.

Fortune

Wall Street’s ‘Cobol Cowboys’ are spread thin fixing legacy tech—but AI may soon ride to the rescue

A new Fortune report explains why Microsoft and IBM execs think generative AI is the solution.

Fortune

Former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty doubles down on skills over degrees to get ‘more and more people better jobs’

Former IBM CEO Ginni Rometty emphasizes the importance of vulnerability, the human touch in leadership, and providing economic opportunities for all.

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3 Highly-Rated Tech Stocks Investors Can't Get Enough Of

Despite the macroeconomic headwinds, tech demand is expected to remain steady. Hence, fundamentally strong tech stocks International Business Machines (IBM), Capgemini (CGEMY) and Leidos Holdings (LDOS) might be worth buying right now. These stocks are B-rated (Buy) in our proprietary rating system. Read on.

Fortune

Can AI fix Wall Street’s ‘spaghetti code’ crisis? Microsoft and IBM are betting that it can

The finance industry along with other companies and government agencies are still relying on Cobol code from the 1970s.

Inverse

More Than 100 Years Later, Physicists Still Haven't Cracked Superconductivity

Superconductivity has always been tricky to prove because some metals can masquerade as superconductors.

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