Google's John Mueller offers an unexpected answer to whether blocking Google cancels the "linking power"
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While this year thus far has been less profitable for ASML, the tech giant saw orders for its chip making machines increase again over the past three months. According to the company’s earnings report for the second quarter of 2024, net bookings (i.e. orders
Danish startup Again has raised money… again. Google Ventures and Berlin-based HV Capital led the $43mn funding round, which brings the startup’s total to date to just shy of $100mn. Again takes waste CO₂ from industry, combines it
Samsung has snapped up UK startup Oxford Semantic Technologies, in a bid to “hyper-personalise” user experiences with AI. Founded in 2017, Oxford Semantic specialises in knowledge graphs, which integrate and analyse data. The technology powers countless applic
Cultivated meat is now approved for sale in Europe — but don’t break out the fine China just yet. The first dishes are exclusively reserved for pets. Our furry friends can now legally dine on cultivated chicken from Meatly, a startup based in London. The comp
From your phone to your clothes or even the breakfast you ate this morning, there’s a high chance a boat transported it from where it was made to where you bought it from. The global shipping industry accounts for around 90% of world trade. Most of
Swiss app developer Proton has launched a new “privacy-first” AI email writing assistant that could be a more secure alternative to similar offerings from Google and Microsoft. Proton Scribe, integrated in Proton Mail, allows use
Imagine walking through a bustling railway station. You’re in a hurry, weaving through the crowd, unaware that cameras are not just watching you but also recognising you. These days, our biometric data is valuable to businesses for security purposes, to enhance custo
A team of students from the Technical University of Delft have made history by crossing the North Sea in a fully hydrogen-powered boat. TU Delft’s Hydro Motion team set off from Breskens, Netherlands on July 11, with 160km of rou
Britain has successfully fired a laser weapon from an army combat vehicle for the first time, the UK government announced today. During trials, the system “neutralised” targets at distances in excess of 1km, officials said. Matt Cork, programme lead of the gov
Growing up, Jari Hazelebach was a full-time interpreter. Both of his parents are deaf, and from a young age he helped them communicate in a world largely oblivious to the struggles of the 430 million people suffering from disabling hearing loss.
Making videos is a tedious way to make a living—or at least it used to be. Lately, it’s gotten a lot easier because AI video tools have gotten shockingly good in a short amount of time.
Here are three worthy tools that can save hours and hours of time, enhance creativity, and streamline workflows, all without breaking the bank.
OpenAI on Thursday announced GPT-4o mini, a smaller and less expensive version of its GPT-4o AI model. OpenAI is one of a number of AI companies to develop a version of its best “foundation” model that trades away some intelligence for some speed and affordability. Such a trade-off could let more developers power their apps with AI, and may open the door for more complex apps like autonomous agents in t
The New York Times warned about “labor-saving devices” coming for our jobs in its 1928 headline the “March of the Machine Makes Idle Hands.” Ninety-five years later, pseudoscientific research is prompting headlines that claim artificial intelligence poses an
Hospitals today regularly use health tech to solve a variety of needs, including those that improve patient outcomes. However, these technologies—meant to do good—are often not built with healthcare workers in mind.
Current studies estimate that over 60% of hospital staff report burnout. There are several causes of burnout, including understaffing, lack of management support, stressful work environ
There’s a home movie theater with orange walls and plush recliners at the top of a steep hill on Matthew Rantanen’s ranch in Southern California. But on a recent afternoon, people weren’t flocking to the room to watch a movie or to escape the scorching heat, they were shining a beam of light through more than 55,000 feet (17
Very late Thursday night, the world got a firsthand look at how vulnerable our computer infrastructure is. A glitch in an update to cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike’s Falcon Sensor tool pushed out by engineers caused a catastrophic error that resulted in potentially millions of Windows computers worldwide crashing into a blue screen of death.
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The ongoing major IT outage that’s being blamed on a content update from cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike is disrupting a wide swath of industries Friday, from airlines to banking. But arguably no sector has been worse off than healthcare.
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This fall, the Los Angeles Clippers will welcome guests to their new home: the Intuit Dome. Team owner Steve Ballmer joins AT&T CEO John Stankey to discuss how tech can amplify the live, in-game experience. Screens, cameras, and mobile devices are an integral part of their vision, whether it’s replays or fan-cams or real-time data. Ballmer and Stankey are an engaging buddy act as they trade ideas about innovation, community, and forecasting what fans will want next.
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The 2024 Paris Olympics is drawing the eyes of the world as thousands of athletes and support personnel and hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the gl
Most weather apps aren’t ideal for road trips. Sure, you can see the weather in a particular city, but what will the weather actually be like along your driving route?
I’ve had times I seemed to be driving with a storm—and times I just missed one. So what if a weather app could give you insights about your route, helping you choose the right time to leave—or the right route to take?
Earlier this month, when I was driving through Pennsylvania and the sky suddenly opened up
On Sunday, nearly a month after a disastrous debate performance that left the Democratic Party in shambles, President Joe Biden announced he would not seek reelection. The decision puts to rest weeks of speculation and mudslinging, and leaves us with the far less incendiary task of assessing his legacy—something that peddles in nuts-and-bolts policy more than the
A new documentary from Paramount+, How Music Got Free, tells the inside story of how albums shed their exoskeletons and became something more ethereal and less profitable. Produced by LeBron James and Eminem, who rode the tail end of the CD boom to stratospheric heights, the film explores the music industry’s spectacular implosion about two seconds later. But while it traces the overarching business story in foren
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Walk into my home office and you’ll spot a dozen physical tools I rely on for productivity, creativity, and well-being. Notebooks, pens, reading lights, timers. It’s a quirky mix of practical (and peculiar?) items.
Imagine asking a sophisticated AI model for tips on making the perfect pizza, only to be told to use glue to help the cheese stick. Or watching it fumble through basic arithmetic problems that a middle schooler could solve with ease. These are the limitations and quirks of generative AI and the large language models (LLMs) that underpin them. They’re happening because AI models are running out of good training data, causing them to plateau.
This is a cycle in innovation that repeat
Data-driven analytics have seeped into the fabric of countless businesses worldwide, accelerating operational efficiencies and strategic decision-making.
What makes the ongoing data revolution so powerful is that these insights are greater than the sum of their parts—one industry’s data can easily spark innovations in another, germinating new ideas in unexpected ways.
For example, data accumulated by fitness companies offer crucial insights on public health trends and beh
At the Exceptional Women Alliance (EWA), we enable high-level women to mentor each other to enable each leader to achieve personal and professional happiness through sisterhood. As the nonprofit organization’s founder, chair, and CEO, I am honored to interview and share insights from some of the thought leaders who are part of our peer-to-peer mentoring.
This month I introduce to you Sunny Webb, an experienced product leader who combines technical innovation with business acumen. S
An owner of a consumer insights research firm couldn’t pay her employees, make Friday’s deadline to sign a contract for a new business or send key research to a key client. A psychiatrist, who runs a virtual mental health practice in Maryland, saw his business hobbled as some of his virtual assistants and therapists couldn’t either make phone calls or log on to their computers. And a restaurant owner in New York City was worried about how he was going to pay his vendors and
The last time Congress passed a law to protect children on the internet was in 1998 — before Facebook, before the iPhone and long before today’s oldest teenagers were born. Now, a bill aiming to protect kids from the
The Unconditional Income Study, which began in 2019 and stands as one of the biggest direct income programs to date, finally released on Monday research related to its findings. The project found that, in general, distributing $1,000 monthly to recipients in Illinois and
Anthropic announced a new Claude AI chatbot for Android that uses their most advanced language model, Claude Sonnet 3.5
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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/anthropic-claude-for-android/522330/
Learn the importance of a strong SEO strategy for colleges to enhance online visibility, attract prospective students, and increase enrollment.
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Discover how your Martech stack impacts SEO performance. Learn how technology decisions can influence marketing channels and improve business success.
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Research confirms Google AIO keyword trends observed by digital marketers
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Explore the three pillars of SEO: authority, relevance, and user experience. Get insights on optimizing your website for better rankings and increased traffic.
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Google's John Mueller shares tips on checking if the SEO company you hired is actually doing the work they promised.
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Learn why building a strong brand is essential for SEO and how it prepares marketers for a future driven by brand-first strategies.
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Google's Gary Illyes answered a question about hierarchical headings and what it means for ranking purposes
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Google is adding a new metric to their Core Web Vitals. It's called Interaction to Next Paint, or INP.
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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/core-web-vitals/interaction-to-next-paint/
Want a website but don't have the skills or time to design and build one? Try one of these top website builders.
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OpenAI GPT-4o Mini sets new standards, outperforming competitors from Anthropic and Google
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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/openai-gpt-4o-mini-costs-less-wallops-competition/522524/
Don't fall for misinformation! Get the real facts about SEO practices and trust the right experts.
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WP Engine announced the acquisition of NitroPack, a leading SaaS website performance provider
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Google's Gary Illyes confirmed that Google Search will show preference to country code domain names in the search results
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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-confirms-ranking-preference/522477/
Learn which is the right generative AI model for your content. In this test, discover the differences between the output of ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude.
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Google's John Mueller explains 4 things you need to know in order to get more product rich results
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Get insights into the importance of understanding user intent for effective SEO. Learn how Google's algorithms prioritize relevant content.
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https://www.searchenginejournal.com/seo/how-people-search-understanding-user-intent/
Google's documentation is updated to alert users of their final opportunity to export and save their Notes on Search data
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Join us LIVE on July 31 and learn simple hacks for attaining thousands of high authority links using Digital PR.
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Ben and Eira talk with LlamaIndex CEO and cofounder Jerry Liu, along with venture capitalist Jerry Chen, about how the company is making it easier for developers to build LLM apps. They touch on the importance of high-quality training data to improve accuracy and relevance, the role of prompt engineering, the impact of larger context windows, and the challenges of setting up retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). https://stackoverflow.blog/2024/07/16/the-framework-helping-devs-build-llm-apps/
You’re familiar with older web and pre-web languages like JavaScript and Java. Did you know that you can use these well-known languages with Web3 technologies? https://stackoverflow.blog/2024/07/16/how-to-bridge-the-gap-between-web2-skills-and-web3-workflows/
Ben and Ryan chat with listener, professional pilot, and Java enthusiast Lenny Primak about what he finds exciting about Java in 2024. https://stackoverflow.blog/2024/07/19/java-but-why-the-state-of-java-in-2024/
