Study: Scientists make more discoveries with help from AI – Computerworld
- Study: Scientists make more discoveries with help from AIA new study by a PhD student at MIT indicates that AI tools can help scientists make more discoveries, according to Nature. In the study by Aidan Toner-Rodgers, an unspecified laboratory in the US with 1,018 researchers used an unspecified custom machine-learning tool. The work teams that were randomly assigned to use the AI tool then discovered […]
- Setapp survey reveals what Mac developers are thinking about right nowMac developers have a lot to think about as we close in on 2025, the eighth Mac developer survey from Setapp suggests. Should they sell software outside of the App Store? Is it time to diversify to other platforms? When will it be time to build software for visionOS? And what about artificial intelligence (AI)? Should […]
- Adobe Express is now the default image editor in BoxAdobe Express is now embedded into Box’s content management application as the default tool for editing images. Express is Adobe’s freemium design app that’s aimed at helping non-designers produce a range of content, such as social media campaign assets, logos or flyers. As of today, a streamlined “modular” version of the app is available natively […]
- IT at Tokio Marine means continuous learning — and many hatsThe insurance industry is known for being slow and steady, but at Tokio Marine North America Services (TMNAS), a dogged emphasis on growth, diversity of thought, and continuous learning has helped accelerate an IT culture predicated on innovation and career mobility. As a shared services organization supporting the Tokio Marine family of insurance providers, the […]
- At OCLC, technology with a purpose drives workplace diversityOCLC may be a midsize software provider catering to a niche industry, but it’s beating a lot of industry giants when it comes to workforce diversity. The nonprofit company, which delivers technology and services to the global library community, has shown regular year-over-year increases in both BIPOC and female representation, landing it the No. 1 […]