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STUDY REVEALS WHAT TOP EARNERS DO IN EACH CITY
- We analyzed individuals making a salary of $150K or more as a baseline for our study.
- Computer system design, legal services, and financial investing are the top industries for high earners.
- Cities with the highest percentage of top-paying occupations: Washington, DC, has the most lawyers and judges, Little Rock has the most physicians, Seattle has the most software developers, Arlington has the most managers, and Miami has the most chief executives.
LAW
Citibank Sued for Allegedly Failing to Protect Users From
Hackers
The lawsuit from New York Attorney General Letitia James
wants to force Citibank to pay back defrauded customers and adopt more
anti-fraud measures.
YouTube ‘earned up to £2.4m from ads on Andrew Tate videos’
Exclusive: Experts warn the former kickboxing champion
turned self-styled success coach pushes ‘violently misogynistic’ material which
can lure viewers into more dangerous, extreme far-right content as they accused
social media firms of enabling Tate to accumulate profit.
Snap CEO says 20 million US teens use Snapchat, but only 200,000 parents use its Family Center controls
During today’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on kids’
online safety, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel shared that 20 million teenagers use
Snapchat in the United States and that around 200,000 parents use its Family
Center supervision controls. He also shared that approximately 400,000 teen
accounts have been linked to a parent’s account through Family Center.
Spiegel’s testimony marks the first time that Snap has shared real-world
metrics regarding the usage of Snapchat’s parental controls.
WOMEN IN TECH
Salesforce AI CEO Clara Shih says AI is a ‘moving target’ —
but her aim is steady
In March 2023, just a few months after OpenAI released
ChatGPT, Salesforce appointed its first-ever head of AI to lead artificial
intelligence efforts across its platforms and tools, including acquisitions like Slack and Tableau.
STARTUPS
Startups are raking in up to $85,000 per day by recycling
gold and copper from electronics thrown in the trash — e-waste 'gold mining'
efforts are expanding
Did you know that the materials inside your old, outdated
TV, laptop, desktop, and other electronic devices contain precious metals such
as gold and copper? According to Business Insider, small startups are cashing
in on the untapped potential of the e-waste industry, making as much as $85,000
per day recycling old electronic circuit boards. The initiatives will also
likely continue to expand — worldwide, there's a projected $55-$60 billion worth of precious metals inside abandoned circuit boards just waiting to be
collected.
AI
A language dies every 2 weeks
AI can help save them from
digital extinction–or accelerate their demise
OPINION
The rise of techno-authoritarianism
Silicon Valley has its own ascendant political ideology.
It’s past time we call it what it is.
Research
Social media giants make billions advertising to our youth but fail to protect them online
Every day, technology is advancing at a rate that we
consumers can barely keep up with.
With each update, our children become more vulnerable to
exploitation, but our protections aren’t keeping up. Our government is woefully
behind the times, operating on inadequate safety solutions established in the
dot-com boom, and the tech industry is doing the minimum required — which isn’t
much — to protect its users.
What do teams really want from an MLOps Engineer?
A survey of more than 300 MLOps job posts revealed the top
skills in demand are containers/Kubernetes (40%), followed by Python (37%) and
cloud, especially AWS (36%). While experience in machine learning frameworks
and a breadth of DevOps/data tools is desired, teams recognize MLOps engineers
cannot excel in all areas - the priority is a balance of abilities across
infrastructure, data engineering and software development.
Did sonar finally uncover Amelia Earhart’s missing plane?
Scans that depict what could be the famed pilot’s Lockheed
10-E Electra are still being evaluated.
Big Oura ring update means wearable can now track your ability to withstand stress
Resilience will tell you if you're good at dealing with
stress
Health tech brand Oura is rolling out a new feature called
Resilience that will create an assessment of a person’s ability to handle “physiological stress”.
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