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  • Artificial intelligence is now the top priority for major tech firms.
  • Software engineers know they need to do more than just code to stay relevant in the AI era.
  • But the way forward isn't to push back against AI — it's to embrace it, they tell BI.

Software engineers know that the days of simply being able to code are behind them.

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Mark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang traded jackets again in another "jersey swap."
  • Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Meta's Mark Zuckerberg swapped jackets during their SIGGRAPH keynote.
  • The pair wanted to recreate their viral fashion swap from March.
  • Zuckerberg also discussed how fashion plays a role in Meta's new AR glasses venture.

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Monday predicted that smart glasses, enabled with AI technology, will become commonplace.
  • Mark Zuckerberg, speaking at SIGGRAPH, predicted the widespread adoption of AI-powered smart glasses.
  • The Meta CEO foresees a future with "a whole series of different potential glasses products."
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Meta is opening up the ability for anyone in the US to create AI versions of themselves in Instagram or on the web, with a new tool called AI Studio.

The pitch is that creators and business owners will use these AI profiles to talk to their followers on their behalf. They’ll be able to talk directly with humans in chat threads and respond



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Mark Zuckerberg dropped an F-bomb while discussing closed-source AI with Jensen Huang.
  • Mark Zuckerberg dropped an F-bomb while discussing closed vs. open-source AI during a Monday conversation.
  • The Meta CEO let out the expletive while in conversation with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
  • Zuckerberg's comments come days after Meta announced its new, open-source AI model, Llama 3.1.

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Apple HomeKit users can breathe a sigh of relief. Logitech’s Circle View Doorbell and Circle View Camera, an indoor/outdoor security camera, are still being manufactured and sold — despite a comment from Logitech’s CEO saying she thought they were “prett



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In his two decades running the company now known as Meta, Mark Zuckerberg has gone through many transformations. More recently, he’s been showing off a seemingly less filtered version of himself. But during a live streamed conversation with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, the Meta CEO seemed to veer a little more off script than he intended.

The conversation began normally enough, with the two



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Earth regularly passes through streams of comet debris that produce hundreds of meteor showers a year.
  • One of this summer's exciting celestial events is a double meteor shower, which peaks on July 30.
  • The two meteor showers are very different from each other, and one is known for its fireballs.
  • You can check out the double meteor shower in both the Northern and Southern



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A federal judge in New York ruled that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) can’t search travelers’ phones without a warrant. The ruling theoretically applies to land borders, seaports, and airports — but in practice, it only applies to New York’s Eastern District.

That’s not nothing, though, since the district includes John F