• Sun, December 29, 2024

by: Indiatimes

Top health stories of 2024: Groundbreaking progress in medicine

Explore the groundbreaking medical advancements of 2024, including AI diagnostics for lung cancer, revolutionary twice-yearly HIV injections, and the first robotic double lung transplant.

by: Reuters

Liverpool thrash West Ham to go eight points clear

Liverpool thrashed West Ham United 5-0 at the London Stadium to stretch their Premier League lead to eight points on Sunday with Mohamed Salah once again in irrepressible form.

by: Forbes

Building Life With Generative AI

"Maybe generative AI isn't just going to create beautiful cartoons and limericks to entertain ourselves and one another, and access knowledge that is already resident within humanity," he posits. "It may just expand our access to new knowledge and new technologies in important ways."

by: ScienceAlert

2025 Set to Be an Exciting Year For Space Exploration. Here's What to Expect.

BepiColombo, a joint mission by ESA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, JAXA, will make its sixth flyby of Mercury in January 2025. This maneuver will help the spacecraft enter orbit around Mercury by November 2026. BepiColombo aims to study Mercury's composition, atmosphere and surface geology.

by: WFAE

Jimmy Carter's environmental legacy set the foundation for today's climate action

Former President Jimmy Carter's work on energy efficiency and renewable energy were criticized, but it laid the groundwork for the country to address climate change now.

by: MSN

The Kessler Syndrome: The doom scenario worrying scientists

"The Kessler Syndrome is going to come true," warned John L. Crassidis, a professor of innovation and space debris expert at the University at Buffalo.

by: MSN

NASA's micro-mission Lunar Trailblazer will make macro-measurements of the lunar surface in 2025

NASA's upcoming Artemis II mission is slated to return astronauts to the Moon no sooner than April 2026. Astronauts were last on the Moon in 1972 during the Apollo 17 mission. Artemis II will utilize NASA's Space Launch System,

by: MSN

Detecting nuclear fusion energy could reveal advanced alien civilizations

As technological societies advance, their energy demands skyrocket, pushing them up the Kardashev scale. While fossil fuels, wind, and solar power offer solutions, they're limited by efficiency, material availability,

by: MSN

Global Shifts and Shocks: 2024's Most Pivotal Moments

As the clock ticks down to 2025, it's hard not to feel the weight of the year gone by. If you're exhausted by the upheavals of 2024, you're not alone. But before the new year begins, let's reflect on ten pivotal moments that shaped 2024 and promise to influence the future.

by: MSN

Texas awards $170 million contract to Virginia IT company for security

At the end of a year when Texas employees were among those targeted by hackers, the state has awarded a multi-million-dollar contract to a company that works with entities to increase technological efficiency and offer cybersecurity protection.

by: MSN

Pandemic 2025 could be looming as doctors worried about 11 diseases including Disease X and Covid 2.0

Covid, measles and Disease X continue to worry scientists and doctors, and they've been named among the 11 most dangerous diseases for the coming year.

by: MSN

IPPB Recruitment 2024-25: Apply Online For 68 Manager Posts at ippbonline.com, Check Eligibility, Salary and others

The India Post Payments Bank Limited (IPPB) has released notification for the recruitment of various Managerial posts in the Employment News (Dec 28 2024-Jan 03 2025). Interested and eligible candidates can apply online for these posts on or before January 10,

by: MSN

Will AI Help or Hurt Workers? One 26-Year-Old Found an Unexpected Answer.

His friend and colleague David Autor is more hopeful, believing that AI could do just the opposite. New research from Aidan Toner-Rodgers, an MIT doctoral student, challenges both Acemoglu's pessimism and Autor's optimism.
  • Mon, December 30, 2024

by: i

From pensions to trains - how AI is taking over public services

Algorithmic tools are being deployed to help citizens interact with the state and to try and speed up processes within government

by: Indiatimes

Will humans make contact with alien life in 2025? Check Baba Vanga's predictions and key upcoming prophecies

Baba Vanga, a renowned Bulgarian seer, predicted human contact with extraterrestrial life in 2025, leading to transformative effects on human culture,

by: Wired

WIRED's 2024 Year-in-Review Quiz: From AI Slop to Human Brain Implants

How well did you follow WIRED's coverage of the biggest science and technology stories from 2024? Answer these 10 questions to test your knowledge.

by: Reuters

China's Xi offers deep condolences over Jimmy Carter's death

China on Monday offered its deep condolences over the death of Jimmy Carter, saying the former U.S. president was the "driving force" behind the establishment of diplomatic ties between both countries more than 40 years ago.

by: Forbes

Federal Funding Boosts HBCU Partnerships In Innovation Ecosystems

HBCU partnerships are poised to advance place-based, tech-driven economic development catalyzed by Tech Hubs program authorized by the CHIPS and Science Act.

by: AOL

Semiconductor company announces $2B expansion in Virginia

One of the world's largest semiconductor companies announced a $2.17 billion investment to expand its operations in Virginia. In addition, Micron Technology, Inc. says the project will create 340 new jobs as part of a modernization of its existing facility in Manassas.

by: Inverse

These Are The Most Exciting Space Missions Coming In 2025

From exploring the Moon to revealing mysteries of the solar system, space agencies around the world are gearing up for an exciting year of launches and flybys.

by: IPWatchdog

Year in Review: 2024 Sees Significant Legislative Developments on AI

Although artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for decades in some form, the more recent Generative AI (GenAI) boom has brought it back into the limelight. However, with new technological development comes regulation.

by: WESH

Carter's impact on space program remembered as legacy lives on in the stars

President Jimmy Carter's impact on the U.S. space program honored in Florida where so many of the nation's space ambitions have been realized.

by: Yahoo

Could AI robots replace human astronauts in space?

On Christmas Eve, an autonomous spacecraft flew past the Sun, closer than any human-made object before it. Swooping through the atmosphere, Nasa's Parker Solar Probe was on a mission to discover more about the Sun, including how it affects space weather at Earth.

by: fox17online

Historical mysteries solved by science in 2024

by: MSN

Education News- These B.Tech courses will be in vogue in 2025, know about them

As the world is advancing technology, the world is being joined by cutting-edge fields that are transforming industries and improving the lives of people around the world. From harnessing the power of data to creating sustainable solutions for the planet,

by: MSN

Eight Wiltshire people recognised in New Year Honours list

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by: Yahoo

In 2024, artificial intelligence was all about putting AI tools to work

If 2023 was a year of wonder about artificial intelligence, 2024 was the year to try to get that wonder to do something useful without breaking the bank. There was a "shift from putting out models to actually building products,

by: Forbes

Federal Funding Boost HBCU Partnerships In Innovation Ecosystems

HBCU partnerships are poised to advance place-based, tech-driven economic development catalyzed by Tech Hubs program authorized by the CHIPS and Science Act.

by: Reuters

China offers deep condolences over Jimmy Carter's death

China on Monday offered its deep condolences over the death of Jimmy Carter, saying the former U.S. president was the "driving force" behind the establishment of diplomatic ties between both countries more than 40 years ago.

by: Forbes

Computer Science: Is A Degree Still Worth It?

Computer science degrees used to be considered safe programs because all aspects of daily life depend on technology. However, the number of students seeking degrees in the field seemed to peak in the late 1980s, and lately, more individuals have wondered whether the field is profitable.

by: MSN

Petroleum Museum's STEAM Break keeps kids learning over the holidays

Designed for first-through-sixth-grade students, the sessions offer engaging activities in science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM).

by: MSN

Here are the Salisbury people who have made the King's New Year Honours list 2024

Community champions, campaigners, and public servants from Salisbury and the surrounding areas have been recognised in the prestigious New Year's Honours List for their outstanding contributions to society.

by: MSN

Groundbreaking AI Enables Humans to Hold a 20-Minute 'Conversation' with a Humpback Whale

In an astonishing 20-minute exchange between researchers and a humpback whale named Twain, science has crossed an unprecedented threshold. Taking place off the coast of Alaska, this interaction, made possible by advanced artificial intelligence (AI),

by: MSN

Map shows Surrey's unsolved murders including suspected contract killing and pensioner attack

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NIT Trichy to launch MS in AI and data science in collaboration with Illinois Institute of Technology

CHENNAI: NIT Trichy is planning to launch an online MS degree in AI and data science in collaboration with Illinois Institute of Technology in the US in July 2025. According to NIT Trichy director G Aghila,

by: MSN

PV2DOC: New tool summarizes presentation videos into searchable, structured PDF documents

You have likely encountered presentation-style videos that combine slides, figures, tables, and spoken explanations. These videos have become a widely used medium of delivering information, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic when stay-at-home measures were implemented.

by: MSN

AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warns of increased risk of human extinction due to AI

Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of AI," warned of AI's dangers after receiving the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics.

by: MSN

Elon Musk, Peter Thiel And Billionaires' Influence In Trump's White House: Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich's Warning

Beginning on Jan. 20, 2025, a network of powerful billionaires will exert unparalleled influence over the U.S. government, according to former Labor Secretary Robert Reich. He names venture capitalist Peter Thiel as a central figure in what Reich describes as a "billionaire brain trust" poised to shape key aspects of policy and governance in President-elect Donald Trump's second term.

by: MSN

The top 7 black hole discoveries from 2024

Space.com was on duty all year to bring you every major development in our understanding of the universe's most fascinating entities.

by: MSN

What's coming in 2025: A new theme park, huge planetarium and free Disney water parks

As we look ahead to 2025, there are some promising new attractions and deals coming to Central Florida, from a brand new billion-dollar theme park to free tickets to savings at Disney's water parks when the new year unfolds.

by: MSN

The Evolving Role of BI Engineers in AI-Driven Analytics

Chinni Krishna notes that industries leveraging AI-augmented BI tools have experienced improved efficiency in decision-making processes.

by: MSN

Exploring the rising demand for AI engineering: skills, scope, and career opportunities

AI engineering is increasingly in demand across various sectors due to its role in enabling technologies from fraud detection to autonomous vehicles. It requires programming, machine learning, and analytical skills.

by: MSN

North Korea vows 'toughest' anti-US stance in party meeting

At the year-end meeting, North Korean officials committed to aggressively implementing strong anti-US measures to protect its security and national interests.

by: MSN

How your fitness watch can predict if you're getting sick

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by: MSN

IIT Kanpur Recruitment 2024: Recruitment for many posts including Junior Assistant, Registrar in IIT Kanpur, apply soon..

There is good news for the youth looking for a government job. Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur has released recruitment in Engineering, Technology, and Science Arts branches under Education and Research.

by: MSN

Kalamazoo prepares for New Year's Fest, Countdown to Noon

A couple of New Year's celebrations in Kalamazoo will include thousands of balloons, fireworks and more. A long-standing Kalamazoo tradition returns for its 39th year to ring in 2025. New Year's Fest performance arts festival is set to bring family fun to downtown Kalamazoo,

by: MSN

I signed up for YouTube Premium, and it was the best tech decision I've made all year

YouTube Premium might seem like a pricey option, but if you watch YouTube regularly, it's a must-have subscription.
  • Tue, December 31, 2024

by: NDTV

Last Date To Register For IIT Delhi's PhD Programme In Energy And Sustainability To Close Today

The PhD program in the area of Energy and Sustainability will focus on addressing cutting-edge problems related to reaching NetZero targets.

Will AI Help or Hurt Workers? One 26-Year-Old Found an Unexpected Answer.

His friend and colleague David Autor is more hopeful, believing that AI could do just the opposite. New research from Aidan Toner-Rodgers, an MIT doctoral student, challenges both Acemoglu's pessimism and Autor's optimism.

The article from MSN Money discusses the impact of AI on the workforce, focusing on the experience of 26-year-old Jordan Schneck, who founded a company called CareerWhiz. Schneck's platform uses AI to help job seekers by matching them with job opportunities that align with their skills and career aspirations, thereby streamlining the job search process. Contrary to fears that AI might displace workers, Schneck's experience suggests that AI can actually enhance job opportunities by making the hiring process more efficient and personalized. His company not only aids in job placement but also provides insights into how AI can be a tool for empowerment rather than a threat, potentially reducing the time and effort required in job hunting while increasing the likelihood of finding a suitable position. This narrative challenges the common apprehension about AI's role in the future of work, presenting a case where AI acts as a facilitator in career development.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/will-ai-help-or-hurt-workers-one-26-year-old-found-an-unexpected-answer/ar-AA1wEjzG