Christopher Zara

1 week ago | fastcompanybrasil.com | Christopher Zara

A ferramenta de inteligência artificial da Meta pode ser simples até demais de usar. Tanto que o feed de descoberta da IA da Meta está cheio de perguntas extremamente pessoais feitas por usuários, que aparentemente não sabiam que suas conversas ficariam visíveis para todos.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Christopher Zara

2 days agoMeta Is Reportedly Offering Up to Nine-Figure Pay for Researchers on Its New Superintelligence AI TeamMeta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, 41, is overseeing the hiring of staff for the new 50-person team. Meta is putting together a new 50-person team to pursue superintelligence, or AI that surpasses human intelligence in every aspect, including memory, reasoning, and knowledge.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Christopher Zara

As it prepares to sell off its remaining assets in the wake of a second bankruptcy filing, Rite Aid continues to move aggressively to close pharmacy locations that it no longer deems viable. Most Read from Fast CompanyAdvertisementAdvertisementThe drugstore chain, which has already found buyers for most of its prescription business, has added another 111 retail drugstores to its rapidly growing list of doomed locations, a court filing revealed last week.

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | Christopher Zara

Fans of Joann have one last chance to grab fistfuls of fabric, yarn, and other critical sewing supplies before the ill-fated retailer closes for good—but time is running out. The beloved brand, which has been winding down operations after seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for a second time, will close its last remaining stores at the end of May, meaning this is the last full weekend that they will be open for business.

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | Christopher Zara

MNTN Inc, the advertising technology company that counts Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds as its chief creative officer, is expected to make its market debut on Thursday, in a closely watched initial public offering (IPO) that will test investor appetite for the rapidly growing segment of ad-supported streaming television. The Austin-based company priced shares at $16 on Wednesday, the higher end of its expected range, in an offering led by Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, and Evercore ISI.