The next generations of wearables will introduce a new approach to health care, improving prevention and treatment of chronic diseases. — Few companies have stricter secrecy standards than Apple. Inside the tech giant, a group named New Product Security team –consisting of former National Security Agency (NSA), FBI, and Secret Service– educates employees through product secrecy training and investigates those responsible for Apple leaks worldwide.

According to sources close to the company Google is years ahead of the competition in the AI race — Apparently, OpenAI and Microsoft are beating Google at its own game. No other company has probably invested in the research and development of large language models more than Google. In 2014, the research giant bought one of the flagships in the AI industry, DeepMind, for more than $500 million and…

The incursions of new players are pushing incumbent companies to step on the accelerator. — According to a recent survey with respondents from thousands of companies –including Amazon, Meta, Google, and Twitter– around 30% of professionals have already adopted ChatGPT or similar programs at work. The adoption of AI tools is spreading fast. And for some employers, it is now becoming a source of concern.

ChatGPT is old news, but its ripple effect has just started being a thing — Engineers are using artificial intelligence to write code and reduce development time by 20%, doctors to write medical letters, and ordinary people to produce children’s books on a weekend. Two months after its launch, ChatGPT is no longer news, and its ripple effect is beginning to spread. More than a…

Layoffs are intensifying — The labor market is said to be stronger than ever. The unemployment rate is at pandemic lows. And September was the 21st consecutive month in which the number of jobs increased. The U.S. added 263,000 jobs last, and the unemployment rate fell to 3.5 percent from 3.7 percent in August. …

Data paint a far from rosy economic horizon — At the end of last year, central bankers considered inflation transitory. This June, people thought the worst for the market was already over. And in August, when July’s inflation stood at 8.5 percent, inflation was under control for some. In a more realistic world, there was little doubt the optimism…

How investors capitalize on the dark economic times — Mark Spitznagel had his great epiphany at age sixteen. On a visit to the Chicago Board of Trade to meet family friend Everett Klipp, he was captivated by the allure of the markets. Klipp ran a futures trading firm, and for Spitznagel, he soon became a mentor. During that time…

The new Moon race and the rise of new international tensions — On the night of Dec. 16, 2020, some infrared cameras detected the warmth of a capsule returning from space in the Mongolian skies. A short time later, a recovery team spotted the capsule in a snowy grassland in Inner Mongolia. It was the reentry module of the Chinese Chang’e-5 mission…

Structural batteries are the next step forward for electric vehicles — The range is the first major obstacle preventing the electric mobility revolution from becoming mainstream. But on the other hand, it is not an easy problem to solve at the engineering level. It is not simply a matter of designing cars with bigger batteries. Bigger batteries would result in what…