Joe Fay
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Making and directing content and event related goings on. If we're going to be apocalyptic about it, find me at https://t.co/7gAw6dbtaS…
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1 week ago |
thestack.technology | Joe Fay
A UK-based payments processor will pay $5m and be permanently banned from processing payments for tech-support telemarketers in a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. The settlement following an FTC action which alleged that Paddle.com Market Limited, and its subsidiary, Paddle.com, Inc., “enabled deceptive foreign operators to access it, costing consumers millions of dollars.”Paddle specialises in payments for SaaS and digital product companies, operating as “a merchant of record”.
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1 week ago |
thestack.technology | Joe Fay
The use of AI to write code is “widespread but highly uneven”, an international team of academics have found, with US developers the keenest to trust LLMs to help them up their work rate. Newer contributors were more likely to use AI, the researchers found, while the use of AI resulted in a boost in the number of commits.
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4 weeks ago |
thestack.technology | Joe Fay
The UK Ministry of Defence this week trumpeted a £1bn investment in AI powered battlefield systems, and a new Cyber and Electromagnetic Command. The Digital Targeting Web was revealed as defence secretary John Healey visited the UK military’s cyber HQ at MOD Corsham, and as Whitehall gears up for the Labour government’s first strategic defence review.
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4 weeks ago |
thestack.technology | Joe Fay
GPU-powered systems are not for the “faint-hearted” Dell’s vice chairman and COO warned yesterday as the firm announced first quarter results that were swollen by accelerating demand for NVIDIA-packed AI servers. Jeff Clarke also shrugged off the effect of the US government’s tariffs regime in the quarter, while confirming that some customers had pulled purchases forward. Overall net revenue for the first quarter ending May 2 came in at $23.4 billion, up 5 percent on the year.
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1 month ago |
thestack.technology | Joe Fay
Even the world’s biggest, most technologically advanced companies rely on Excel spreadsheets: planners and sales people don’t always want to break free from their tiny green cells. But what if you could leave sales people enjoying their spreadsheets or other “legacy” apps, while putting together a CRM system that pulls in the relevant data from them, as well as information from the myriad other systems an enterprise relies on?
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So what does this mean when it comes to AI generated code/software? Any insights, I'd love to hear.
Exciting news from the German Federal Court of Justice on AI inventorship! Human contribution is crucial for AI-generated inventions. Check out these upcoming IP events for more insightful discussions. #IP #PatentLaw #AI #Inventorship https://t.co/i7ZKKWKIHm
Hello @justincormack I'm writing a piece that references your presentation at AI_dev and had a couple of followup questions. Is it possible to have a quick chat? Messages open.
A really interesting piece to research
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