“Humans who don’t embrace AI in a company will be replaced by humans who do,” Anthony Tan, founder of Grab, Southeast Asia’s preeminent ride-hailing company, said in an 11 March CNBC interview. “The same will apply to companies.”
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FIRST JOB INTERVIEW QUESTION: HOW SKILLED ARE YOU IN AI?
One in four tech jobs being posted specifies AI-related skills, with the proportion rising to 36 percent in the information-tech patch of that sector, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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MCDONALD’S SUPERSIZES ITS AI INVESTMENT
AI is the main course in the technological makeover the burger chain is making to its 43,000 restaurants.
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MISTRAL EMBRACES OPEN-SOURCE IN NEW AI MODELS
Mistral, the French AI developer, says it will unveil new platforms “pretty soon” that will outperform DeepSeek’s R1 model.
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HELLO, AI. GOODBYE PROGRAMMERS.
One thing AI does especially well is to write computer code quickly and efficiently—more so than the hundreds of thousands of humans who make, and used to make, a living doing the same thing.
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META PUSHES DEVELOPMENT OF VOICE-POWERED AI
Due to be released in a few weeks, Meta’s new LLaMA 4 AI will feature improved voice operation, as the AI industry moves its platforms from text to voice controls.
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MERGE WITH AI OR BE REPLACED
Humans are being pressured in their work and personal lives to merge with AI in 24/7 “collaborative” existence, in order to avoid obsolescence.
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AI BRIEFS
The European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts is considered to be the world’s best source of weather prognoses. Now those forecasts are even better.
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AI INVENTS A MATERIAL AS STRONG AS STEEL, LIGHT AS STYROFOAM
An AI at the University of Toronto has invented a lattice-structured nanomaterial that shows the strength of carbon steel but is as airy as Styrofoam.
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DEEPSEEK CLAIMS DAILY COST-PROFIT RATIO OF 545 PERCENT
DeepSeek, the Chinese AI start-up that shocked the industry in January by claiming a world-class AI was built for a sliver of what Western developers have spent, now says its V3 and R1 models show a cost-profit ratio as high as 545 percent every day.