Microsoft just inked the largest carbon removal deal ever

Microsoft’s Redmond, Wash., campus. (GeekWire Photo)

Microsoft has made a deal to buy 500,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide removal credits from a subsidiary of Occidental Petroleum.

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Advocacy and AI in cancer treatment

Artificial intelligence is helping to personalize medicine, and the testing needed may surprise you.

Cancer has touched almost all of us: our mothers, fathers, children, neighbors, and even ourselves.

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Can RAG solve generative AI’s problems?

Quality and diversity data limitations lead to AI training and output issues.

Artificial intelligence has made massive strides, and most of us have reaped the benefits. Initially emerging through

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Former OfferUp and Auth0 CEOs lead secretive new EV charging startup with high-powered exec team

(Image via Juicer Energy’s website)

A secretive new Seattle-area startup called Juicer Energy is aiming to turn residential real estate properties into public EV charging stations.

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Intuit will lay off 1,800 workers and hire new ones to advance its AI ambitions

Intuit is undertaking a corporate reshuffling to turbocharge its artificial intelligence plans.Read more…

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A former Google employee just launched an AI movie company

A former Google employee has launched a company that will make movies using generative artificial intelligence.Read more…

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Apparently Tesla's Full Self-Driving is trained specially for Elon Musk and his allies

If you’ve followed Tesla’s FSD software over the years, you might have noticed an interesting pattern. Constant updates, version after version full of tweaks and fixes, yet the cars still

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The Download: defining AI, and China’s driverless ambitions

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology.

What is AI?

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Enhancing financial efficiency with e-procurement

Procurement teams are under increasing pressure to find new methods for optimizing operations and enhancing financial performance. Inefficiency is one of the biggest difficulties plaguing procurement processes, but this can

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Making the Transition to Artificial Intelligence

AI will challenge IT infrastructure, governance, security, and IT. As companies transition to AI, what should CIOs be doing to prepare their organizations?

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Housetraining robot dogs: How generative AI might change consumer IoT

As technology goes, the internet of things (IoT) is old: internet-connected devices outnumbered people on Earth around 2008 or 2009, according to a contemporary Cisco report. Since then, IoT has

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The Chinese government is going all-in on autonomous vehicles

This story first appeared in China Report, MIT Technology Review’s newsletter about technology in China. Sign up to receive it in your inbox every Tuesday.

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