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11 most in-demand gen AI jobs companies are hiring for

CIO Business Intelligence

In the next six to 12 months, some of the most popular anticipated uses for gen AI include content creation (42%), data analytics (53%), software development (41%), business insight (51%), internal customer support (45%), product development (40%), security (42%), and process automation (51%).

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Epic Games announces Unreal Engine 5 with stunning PlayStation 5 demo

The Verge

Nanite is a tool that will virtualize geometry, which means it will automatically generate “as much geometric detail as the eye can see,” the company says in a blog post, and allow developers to diversify that geometry endlessly based on any source asset. The pair of new technologies coming with UE5 are called Nanite and Lumen.

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Nintendo 3DS, 2011-2020: Its strange life, quiet death, and the potential end of a mobile gaming dynasty

GeekWire

Sony seemed to want to use the PSP to open a new front in film distribution, and offered an entire line of movies on Universal Media Disc (UMD) for play on the system. It premiered in 2004, and while its initial MSRP of $249.99 proved to be a stumbling block, it was immediately attractive to a tech-enthusiast crowd. Its time was done.

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List of the world’s top female futurists (Update #5)

Trends in the Living Networks

Since 2015, her company’s goal has been to morph entertainment into “edutainment” with digital worlds that exist inside the realms of virtual, mixed, and augmented realities. As Founding Partner of ALLFUTUREEVERYTHING , Monika Bielskyte creates prototypes of potential futures with immersive technologies. Cathy Hackl.

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How Australia became the test bed for tech regulation

The Verge

We started off really building one product in Sydney called Jira — which is still our largest product — that started off as a bug tracker for software developers. Of course, if it’s being filmed by someone else, it was actually fine, according to the law. There were a couple unique things about that.