How to Use Predictive Analytics for Improved Marketing and Customer Satisfaction
For any business, predictive analytics paves the way for personalized interactions that drive meaningful engagement at every stage.
How Trump’s tariffs could drive up the cost of batteries, EVs, and more
President-elect Donald Trump’s “America First” plan to enact huge tariffs on imported goods threatens to jack up the cost and slow down the development of US cleantech projects. On the campaign trail, Trump pledged to enact 10% to 20% across-the-board tariffs on all overseas products, 60% to 100% tariffs on Chinese goods, and 25% to…
October 2023
Tofu automates content creation for massive omnichannel B2B marketing campaigns
Creating the many types of content needed for large-scale B2B campaigns often result in marketers juggling dozens of tools. This makes it difficult to ensure cohesive messaging across their emails, landing pages and other materials, say the founders of Tofu. The startup wants to solve that problem, especially for small marketing teams, with a generative […]
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OpenAI debates when to release its AI-generated image detector
OpenAI has “discussed and debated quite extensively” when to release a tool that can determine whether an image was made with DALL-E 3, OpenAI’s generative AI art model, or not. But the startup isn’t close to making a decision anytime soon. That’s according to Sandhini Agarwal, an OpenAI researcher who focuses on safety and policy, […]
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Discord kills Gas, the anonymous compliments app it bought nine months ago
Discord is shutting down Gas, the anonymous compliments-based social media app it acquired back in January for an undisclosed sum. The app will officially shut down on November 7, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday. The news of the shut down was first reported by The Information. “We can confirm that the Gas app […]
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With X, Musk is playing the bottoms-up game
If you think Musk is ruining Twitter, then yeah, he is. That’s because he’s not in it for Twitter. He’s in it for X, and the current lovers of the platform are collateral damage.
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Charting Your Path to Growth in 2024 Starts Today. Here’s How to Prepare for a Prosperous New Year.
This article includes tips for securing and delivering incremental growth in the face of continued financial apprehension.
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‘Detached From Reality’: Elon Musk Goes on Unprovoked Rant About Remote Work During Tesla Earnings Call
Tesla was down 37% from the same time last year.
Waymo’s new simulator helps researchers train more realistic agents
Autonomous vehicle companies use simulators to train their self-driving systems and teach them how to react to “agents” — things like pedestrians, cyclists, traffic signals and other cars. To have a truly advanced AV system, those agents need to behave and react realistically to the AV and to each other. Creating and training intelligent agents […]
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FCC begins second quest for net neutrality
The Federal Communications Commission officially began its effort to re-establish net neutrality at its monthly meeting today, with a proposed rule prohibiting broadband providers from favoring or throttling certain internet traffic. While it still faces a legal and political battle, the new rule benefits from 8 years of hindsight. In its meeting today, the FCC […]
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