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đą In his feelings: Drake is taking legal action against Universal Music Group and Spotify, saying they illegally boosted Kendrick Lamarâs song “Not Like Us” with bots to make it more popular. Why does he care? The song roasts Drake pretty hard. He should just take the âL.â (Thatâs what the kids say, right?)
Tags: bots, kids, legal, Music, Spotify
When most people find themselves unemployed or are looking for a career change, they head to a job board. But have you heard of LinkedIn? It’s a social media platform with a twist.
LinkedIn also offers excellent options for those looking to hire employees who don’t want to wait for a sea of faceless applications to pour in. It provides prospective employees unique ways to stand out and gives companies a fresh way to look for new talent. Tap or click for smart things you should be doing with your LinkedIn profile.
You probably know that antivirus software is essential for your computer. Without it, you’re browsing without protection, exposing yourself to ransomware, viruses, Trojans, spyware and countless other threats. But your computer isn’t the only gadget that needs antivirus protection.
Netflixâs new docuseries revisits the infamous 1996 murder mystery. It includes interviews with JonBenĂ©tâs father and unpacks the embarrassingly bad investigation, media circus, and, of course, the ransom note.
How far a Chinese ship dragged its anchor, cutting two Baltic Sea internet cables. Investigators suspect they cut the critical data cables on purpose, in part because itâd be nearly impossible not to notice dragging an anchor that far. The carrier left a Russian port a couple of weeks ago, packed with fertilizer. Both countries say, âNope, not us.â
đ Swiss Army knife for sound: Thatâs what Nvidia is calling Fugatto, its new AI audio generator. People are, of course, creating bizarre sounds from text prompts, like turning the sound of a train into a string orchestra. Its creators think it could spark new music genres like the electric guitar did. What do you think?
Age of a bronze cannon discovered in Arizona. It might be the oldest firearm ever found in the U.S. Researchers think it belonged to Spanish conquistador Francisco VĂĄzquez de Coronado but was never fired. The cannon is just 40 pounds and 42 inches long. Wonder if Francisco had a complex about that âŠ
Fake news sites tied to China that were just blocked by Google. The Glassbridge network was trying to pass off communist propaganda as âjournalism.â One firm ran over 600 sites. The real question: Why did it take Google this long to spot and remove them?
Job postings out there for software developers. AI tools are taking the place of entry-level developers. The tech boot camps (paywall link) that used to help up to 90% of people get jobs are now helping only 50%. One analyst says itâs the worst hiring period for entry-level tech jobs in 25 years. Tell your kid to major in something else.
When GPS directions led them to a snowy, unpaved road. Drivers were trying to avoid traffic on an Oregon interstate. It took hours for rescuers to clear a path. Always double-check your GPS directions. I changed my GPS so instead of hearing, âYou have reached your destination,â it says, âWhoomp, there it is!â
Workweek of the future, predicted by JPMorgan Chase & Co.âs CEO. Jamie Dimon says up to 70% of employees’ tasks will be automated by AI, so thereâs no need for long hours. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs predicts about 300 million jobs will evaporate thanks to AI. Embrace the future or youâll be left in the past.
