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Interview: Microsoft President Brad Smith supports plan for AI ‘safety brakes’ in U.S. Senate hearing

GeekWire

Among other things, the Blumenthal-Hawley framework would establish an independent oversight body and require companies developing AI systems for “high risk” applications to go through a registration and licensing process. We think it has good solutions in terms of a licensing system for high-risk systems.

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How to Create Engaging Teaching Materials That Students Will Love

Kitaboo

Provide Timely and Constructive Feedback Establish an effective learning ecosystem by incorporating mechanisms for timely and constructive feedback. When offering feedback, prioritize specificity and constructiveness. It streamlines the process of publishing, licensing, and distributing teaching materials widely and efficiently.

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CIOs take aim at SaaS sprawl

CIO Business Intelligence

Instead, in working across Azure, “we use some proprietary solutions that we licensed and then do very simple coding,” he says. And while he appreciates that his engineers could not likely construct solutions to rival these best-of-breed enterprise SaaS solutions, it does make him wonder whether more SaaS adoption is worth it.

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SAP 2024 outlook: 5 predictions for customers

CIO Business Intelligence

You should no longer assume SAP is simply interested in managing infrastructure or introducing a new product repackaging and license scheme. The introduction of RISE and GROW is no different.

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Marc Andreessen on the future of technology and implications for interactions between government and citizens

CTOvision

Also consider the application of AI and automation to constructs like the drivers license. The current approach where you go in, take a test and get a license is really ripe for automation, not just in the application process but in the continuous use and authorization to drive it implies.

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Go inside Group14, the $3B startup with a secret tech for better batteries

GeekWire

The two were unable to agree to acquisition or licensing terms. About 300 people are working on the construction project in Moses Lake and it will take about 75 people to operate each module once completed. Group14 is also finishing construction over the next couple weeks of a new R&D center at its Woodinville headquarters.

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Another SpaceX Starship nails clean test flight, but explodes on landing

The Verge

During its high-altitude test launch with SN8 two months ago, the company violated its FAA launch license. The company wheeled SN10 out of its towering, rocket-shaped facilities last Friday night to make room for future prototype construction. SpaceX launched the thing anyway.