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LinkedIn has changed the job market, influencing both Millennials and Gen Z. With over 930 million users, Gen Z represents 24.5% of the platform, seeking jobs and information on topics like AI and sustainability.

Artificial intelligence is changing the legal sector, with chatbots automating tasks and providing support. However, there are significant limits to AI use, such as the complexity of law and lack of legal accountability. The future envisions collaboration between AI and lawyers.

Discover Browser Operator, Opera's AI agent that transforms web browsing by automating complex tasks and ensuring user privacy and control.

Luminance, a legal tech startup, raised $75 million in a funding round. It uses AI to manage contracts and has over 700 clients worldwide.

Microsoft has launched Copilot for macOS, requiring macOS 14.0 and M1 chip. The app assists with various tasks and includes a DALL-E 3 image generator. Users have free access to features like Voice and Think Deeper.

OpenAI Sora is an innovative artificial intelligence tool that transforms texts into high-quality videos, democratizing visual storytelling and enhancing creative workflows.

Data centers create many jobs during construction but few for management. In Italy, there are 157 data centers employing around 7,000 people. In the USA, Apple and other companies invest billions, but the number of employees remains low.

NPR's Sunday Puzzle is used to test AI reasoning abilities, revealing that some models give up and provide incorrect answers. Researchers aim to improve these models through an accessible benchmark.

Meta is set to launch Meta AI, a standalone generative artificial intelligence app, to compete with other software in the field. Mark Zuckerberg anticipates significant investments in AI and aims to surpass one billion users this year.

Lakshmi Krishnan's editorial explores how AI, surpassing physicians in diagnosis, raises questions about medical practice. AI should not replace physicians but assist in reflecting on their thinking and the context of diagnoses.

Luminance raised $75 million in a funding round, specializing in legal AI. With over 700 clients, the startup uses an innovative system for contract management and has tripled its workforce in North America.

The S1 model, developed for just $50, demonstrates how AI systems can be trained at reduced costs. Using distillation, S1 achieves competitive performance, but developing advanced technologies still requires enormous resources.