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Building a Production-Grade AI Question Generation Pipeline for Education
Most AI apps can generate content. The harder problem is building a system that can ground, validate, repair, operate, and scale that Continue reading on Medium »
PJM Is Putting a Price on the Right to Stay Online
For new 50-megawatt data centers, grid-shortage priority may soon depend on secured capacity, a public load registry and an operating plan Continue reading on Medium »
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are almost half off today
The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro in black. If you’re looking for a feature-packed pair of earbuds that won’t break your wallet, Best Buy has the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro on sale for $139.99. That’s $40 lower than the current Amazon price, and a big discount from their original retail price of $249.99. These well-equipped earbuds feature excellent sound quality, crisp transparency mode, and a clear microphone for taking calls on the go. Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro The Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are Samsung’s best-sounding wireless earbuds yet. They have a stemmed design similar to the AirPods Pro, but even if their design is a little bland, the Buds 3 Pro make up for it with great call quality, useful voice commands, and more. Where to Buy: $249.99 at Amazon $249.99 $169.88 at Walmart $249.99 $149.99 at Best Buy When we reviewed the Buds 3 Pro, Chris Welch was particularly impressed by the audio quality, which he described as “full and detailed” with strong bass and treble. One standout feature are voice co
Data centers raise nearby temperatures by up to 4 degrees in Phoenix
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PlayStation’s wireless gaming speakers launch in November
Sony's Pulse Elevate wireless gaming speakers are launching on November 12th and will cost $219.99, the company announced on Tuesday. Announced nearly a year ago, the speakers are compatible with a PS5, PlayStation Portal, PC, and Mac, and they include "studio-inspired planar magnetic drivers" that offer "lifelike sound across the entire audible spectrum," Sony says. They also include a built-in mic for voice chat, Sony's PlayStation Link low-latency tech, and charging docks for topping up the batteries. The Pulse Elevate speakers come in two colors, black and white, and preorders begin on September 1st at 10AM ET in the US or 10AM local t … Read the full story at The Verge.
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Apple squashes EU beef with new App Store rules
Apple is once again overhauling App Store rules in the European Union, which the company says will resolve its "disagreements with the Commission over business terms and alternative distribution." As part of the changes, every developer that distributes apps will be moved to a single set of business terms, and digital transactions for apps distributed outside of the App Store will be subject to a Core Technology Commission fee of 5 percent. The new terms go into effect on October 1st. They will include a 26 percent commission for App Store apps that use Apple's in-app purchase system, or a 20 percent fee for developers using alternate payme … Read the full story at The Verge.
From Prototype to Production: The Architecture Behind Secure & Governed AI Agents
Building the Responsible AI, security, and governance layers required for enterprise-ready agents The post From Prototype to Production: The Architecture Behind Secure Governed AI Agents appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Your coding agent has no memory. That’s a quality problem
Kaizen and ISO 9001 are the same idea: a small, recorded loop beats a heroic postmortem.Continue reading on Medium »
The Universe in Execution: The Hidden Mechanics of Our Shared Future
Why life, society, and artificial intelligence are not disruptions, but logical leaps in a continuous optimization model.Continue reading on Medium »
85% of companies burned by an AI mistake are racing to cut the humans who might catch the next one
Enterprises that already got burned by an AI agent passing its evals and then failing in production are moving faster toward removing humans from deployment decisions, not slower — even as trust in automated evaluation is rising across the board, new VB Pulse research shows.In July, 13% of 108 enterprises surveyed said they trust automated evaluation, up from just 5% the month prior. Meanwhile, survey respondents citing poor alignment between tests and real-world results as their biggest concern fell 10 points, from 29% to 19%, month over month. Yet, 49% of survey respondents said that an AI agent or LLM-powered feature that had cleared company testing subsequently created a problem visible to customers, essentially unchanged from 50% in June. And nearly a quarter, 24%, said this troubling outcome had occurred more than once.The latest findings from VentureBeat Intelligence uncovered a more troubling phase of the enterprise agent rollout: the gap is no longer only between how much auto
Peacock is raising prices across all of its streaming plans
The cheapest ad-supported “Select” plan is increasing from $7.99 to $8.99 per month.