October 20, 2024

On October 8, 2024, Geoffrey Hinton was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics, along with John J. Hopfield, for his pioneering discoveries and inventions in the field of artificial neural network machine learning. This honor is undoubtedly the highest recognition of Hinton’s contributions to the field of artificial intelligence over the years. However, while Hinton’s early contributions are widely known, his decision to leave Google in 2023 and his significant shift in views on digital

After going through Semrush’s 148-page AI report on content marketing, I came across several insights that caught my attention and answered some lingering questions from previous product campaigns. Given its length, I’ll break down the key data into digestible sections. You can access the full report here. Before we begin, I’d like to ask readers to consider the following questions: How many people use large language model tools at work to improve efficiency? Do you

Day 9: Smooth Scroll with Scrollable Cards! 🎴 For the ninth post of the #30DaysOfSwift series, let’s learn Scrollable Cards in SwiftUI. Scrollable cards or stacks are perfect for showcasing content in a visually appealing, swipeable format.

The human body has existed long before any of what we see around us today was possible and has created intricate systems that drive how we engage with the world, and now, are the point of focus of all IT research, be it biotech or design. These systems direct our experiences in life. Our senses are our compasses, distinguishing the enjoyable from the sickening, comforting from overwhelming. As the flow of incoming signals gets more

Sounds (“Music”) and Images (“Art”) have been somewhat conquered by GenAI; it’s never been easier to create slop that’s “close enough” to the real thing. Creatives have taken notice, with 73% of them now believing that AI will significantly impact their industry. Fashion has up until now been somewhat disconnected from these conversations. Sure, it’s a creative sector, but it also has glamor… and a certain exclusivity that makes AI’s infinite abundance seem gauche in