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Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT
This course will train participants to become expert users of generative AI tools like ChatGPT, enabling them to unlock the AI’s full potential for various tasks such as tutoring, recipe generation, software development, and improving cybersecurity. It covers prompt engineering skills essential for using large language models effectively and requires only basic computer skills to…
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Google Cloud Skills Boost
The article discusses the introductory course « Prompt Design in Vertex AI, » which takes 3 hours and 45 minutes to complete. It teaches prompt engineering, image analysis, and multimodal generative techniques within Vertex AI, focusing on crafting effective prompts and guiding generative AI output.
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Higgsfield AI
ReelMagic, an AI film studio platform, launched in December and offers a complete Hollywood-grade production team on a laptop, including AI agents acting as casting directors, set designers, choreographers, and more, all orchestrated by an AI director. The platform manages an entire film production workflow—from story input, keyframe creation, and video generation to audio integration…
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The rise and fall of « fact-checking »
On Tuesday, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the replacement of fact-checkers with a community notes system, citing political bias and loss of trust in the US. The decision to end the fact-checking partnership with various organizations, established since Trump’s election in 2016, also reflects the company’s response to political and business pressure.
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The housing theory of everything – Works in Progress
Key facts and data extracted from the article: – Western world problems: Covid, slow growth, climate change, poor health, financial instability, economic inequality, falling fertility. – Housing shortage is identified as a major issue exacerbating other problems. – Housing affects work, social life, family planning, and health. – Housing prices far exceed construction costs in…
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Why Is the American Diet So Deadly?
The article, authored by Dhruv Khullar and dated January 6, 2025, discusses the potentially deadly impact of the American diet, which is rich in ultra-processed foods. A scientist set out to critically assess the theory that ultra-processed foods are detrimental to health and contribute to obesity but instead found his own beliefs about the drivers…
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The week in charts
The article « The Week in Charts » discusses the growth of renewable energy sources and changes in global trade dynamics. There is no specific numerical or statistical data, dates, locations, or detailed explanations provided within the extract to summarize further.
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Philip Kerr on LinkedIn: #saas #revenue #datadriven #growth | 14 comments
The article recommends « Revenue Architecture » by Jacco van der Kooij as an essential read for SaaS Revenue Leaders, outlining strategies for building a sustainable revenue system amid a shifting economy. Key takeaways include aligning marketing, sales, and customer success teams, utilizing data-driven decision-making, focusing on long-term customer value, and acknowledging and addressing business weaknesses for…
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Keynote at CES 2025
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More Speech and Fewer Mistakes | Meta
Meta is ending its third-party fact-checking program in the U.S. and shifting to a Community Notes program inspired by platform X, aiming to reduce bias in content moderation. They will also relax content management policies, focusing on illegal and high-severity violations, and moving the trust and safety teams out of California to Texas and other…
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