1. What Are the Various Types of Video Interviewing Formats? Asynchronous/One-way video interviewing One-way video interviewing is when a candidate records their answers to a prewritten set of questions. Once the applicant has captured their answers, they can then submit their videos through email, a private company server or a file hosting service like Dropbox, … Read More
Imagine watching a video where someone slams a door, and the AI behind the scenes instantly connects the exact moment of that sound with the visual of the door closing – without ever being told what a door is. This is the future researchers at MIT and international collaborators are building, thanks to a breakthrough … Read More
Want smarter insights in your inbox? Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get only what matters to enterprise AI, data, and security leaders. Subscribe Now VentureBeat announced the winners of the seventh annual Women in AI Awards at VB Transform in San Francisco on June 25. The awards recognize and honor the women leaders … Read More
Welcome to this week’s publication of the Market’s Compass Developed Markets Country (DMC) ETF Study #548. It highlights the technical changes of the 21 DM Country ETFs that I track on a weekly basis and publish every third week. There are three ETF Studies that include the Market’s Compass US Index and Sector (USIS) ETF … Read More
What You Should Know: – CoreViva, a physician-founded and physician-backed whole-body MRI clinic, today announced the opening of its flagship location in Newport Beach, now open for patient bookings. – Founded by radiologists Dr. A. Alexander and Dr. Brian Tsui, along with engineer and product leader Adam Jiang, CoreViva MRI scans are designed for early … Read More
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In episode 58 of “The AI Fix” podcast, our hosts discover a pair of AI headphones that don’t electrocute you, Microsoft invents “medical superintelligence”, Chucky opens a hotel, some robot footballers fall over, Jony Ive invents a $6 billion pen, and Malcolm Gladwell fears a dystopian future full of children playing joyfully in the street. … Read More
The Western Development Commission (WDC) has launched its 2025 – 2029 strategy with a clear message: remote and flexible working is here to stay, and the West is ready to lead! The strategy highlights the WDC’s role in establishing infrastructure, capturing data and promoting regionalisation with the ultimate goal of enhancing innovation and opportunity in … Read More
Perplexity, a company already recognized for redefining how users interact with information through AI-powered search, has announced the launch of Comet, an ambitious AI-native web browser. Designed with an AI-first architecture, Comet is set to revolutionize how users navigate, retrieve, and interact with web content by combining browsing with real-time contextual assistance, summarization, and intelligent … Read More
Microsoft President Brad Smith speaks at a special event Wednesday morning in Seattle announcing the company’s new Microsoft Elevate skilling initiative. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) Microsoft is making a $4 billion, five-year commitment to support schools and nonprofits with AI tools and training through a new initiative called Microsoft Elevate, even as its own … Read More