April 5, 2024

Stellar Blade’s Eve isn’t sexy enough, actually | Kaser Focus

Stellar Blade’s Eve is stirring quite the debate online with her design, but GamesBeat’s Rachel Kaser still finds it too safe.Read More

Rachel Kaser April 5, 2024

Cohere’s new AI Command-R+ is available on Sagemaker and Azure…but not Bedrock (yet)

The move to add more models generally by the two largest cloud providers by market share is part of their fiercely competitive ongoing battle.Read More

Carl Franzen April 5, 2024

At a loss: The fallout of Embracer’s months-long restructuring

Embracer Group has completed its restructuring program — what’s happened to its studios and what’s next for the company?Read More

Rachel Kaser April 5, 2024

What Is AI Washing? How to See Through the Hype | HackerNoon

Too Long; Didn’t Read Companies may exaggerate their AI capabilities and benefits to appear more technologically sophisticated. With AI dominating tech headlines, it has become a powerful marketing tool. But as tempting as it is to jump on the AI bandwagon, AI washing can have serious consequences for businesses and consumers alike.

Rahul Dogra April 5, 2024

I Sold My Startup Because of Bugs: I Wish Winglang Existed Back Then | HackerNoon

Too Long; Didn’t Read Cron runs every 10 minutes, looks for new stuff to do, and sends it to the queue. Workers take tasks from the queue and process them. Save everything to the DB. This is a very naive solution that was running on multiple EC2 (AWS) and Redis.

Nevo David April 5, 2024

Anyscale addresses critical vulnerability on Ray framework — but thousands were still exposed

For seven months, ‘ShadowRay’ gave attackers access to thousands of AI workloads, computing power, credentials, keys and tokens.Read More

Taryn Plumb April 5, 2024

Software

Wall Street’s Home Improvement Rally: 3 Stocks to Track as Summer’s DIY Season Kicks Into Gear | HackerNoon

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Dmytro Spilka April 5, 2024

Robotics

Applied Motion Products releases MDX+ low-voltage servo series – The Robot Report

Listen to this article AMP’s MDX+ servo drive family. | Source: Applied Motion Products Applied Motion Products Inc. this week introduced its MDX+ series family of low-voltage systems that integrate a servo drive, a motor, and an encoder into one package. The family includes systems with 100, 200, 400, and 550 W power output. The Morgan Hill, Calif.-based company said this product line supports pulse train-based control methods including Pulse/Direction, CW/CCW, and encoder following. It

The Robot Report Staff April 5, 2024

Race to the gen AI edge heats up as Dell invests in SiMa.ai

SiMa.ai’s machine learning system-on-chip (MLSoC) technology, could integrate with Dell’s edge computing offerings such as the PowerEdge XR series of ruggedized servers, enabling the company to deliver generative AI use cases to the edge.Read More

James Thomason April 5, 2024

The GPU Bottleneck: Navigating Supply and Demand in AI Development | HackerNoon

Too Long; Didn’t Read In this interview, I’m speaking with Ahmad Shadid. We’ll discuss the critical importance of GPUs for AI development and the challenges posed by the current GPU shortage. We’ll also touch on the shortage’s broader impact on various industries and the exploration of alternative computing technologies.

Gabriel Mangalindan April 5, 2024