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The official annual recap of the best apps available in the App Store has been Apple’s tradition for over a decade, giving us a chance to catch up if we missed the chance to try out some of the best-ranked applications. Looking back, the year 2022, in terms of app usage, will be remembered by users turning to their privacy more and cherishing intimate, real-life experiences with a close group of friends or even alone. With that in mind, it’s no wonder their App of the Year award went to BeReal, a viral app that grabbed users’ attention in no time.
Although primarily a technical issue, cybersecurity is now tied to diplomacy, international relations and governance, said DiploFoundation’s cybersecurity expert Vladimir Radunović. We discussed the current situation in Europe in terms of digital politics and the impact of the EU regulatory framework on global players and the market as such. In addition, Radunović has also shared a couple of useful tips with our readers to help them protect their online privacy.
That was a very pleasant off-topic conversation. In fact, our idea was to find out how ChatGPT learns and imitates human-like ways of thinking and creating content in the end. After so many ideas about what to ask the most popular Chatbot these days, we chose the simplest ones, to give us some ideas and answers about Christmas.
Some answers will surprise You.
Let’s start.
A cyber attack is an assault carried out by an individual or organization against one or more networks or computer systems. The nature of these attacks is malicious, and they are initiated with the intent to harm, steal, or destroy data that may be valuable to a particular user, business, or organization.
The overwhelming majority of these attacks are attacks on information. Hackers may want to steal someone’s financial information for monetary gain, assume one’s identity and use it illegally, or get into a company’s network to access valuable data and sell it to third parties or demand a ransom.
If you’ve ever held any cryptocurrency, you sure know that a crypto wallet is a software or hardware that stores users’ crypto holdings. Additionally, crypto wallets are secure equipment that keeps track of coin spending and allows them to transfer coins from one account to another.
So, if that’s what you thought a crypto wallet was, you’d be correct.
But also, kind of wrong.
See, cryptocurrency is held on a blockchain, and it doesn’t move from there, ever. Not into your wallet, nor mine, or someone else’s– it simply exists on a decentralized public ledger.
So, although having a wallet allows you to exchange cryptocurrencies, all those coins aren’t going from one wallet into the other during a crypto transaction. In other words, crypto wallets don’t carry your crypto in the same way physical wallets carry your fiat money.
Support comes in various forms but people are often discouraged to ask for help if it requires a lot of effort or change in their daily lives. That’s where AI steps in – sometimes a good conversation, someone who listens to you and asks you the right question is all you need. The potential that artificial intelligence has for mental healthcare is enormous. What’s more, it allowed for the biggest obstacles in reaching for professional help – social stigma, high cost, accessibility – to be surmounted. Read on to learn about how AI can be implemented in supporting your mental health, as well as the most acclaimed AI solutions that you can start using today.
The initial cryptocurrency mining gold rush that started in 2017 was fairly short-lived but had the side effect of increasing demands for graphics processing units (GPUs) across the globe. This “mining” process entails a process of validating cryptocurrency transactions on a blockchain network. These transactions are added to a distributed ledger, and miners are rewarded with new coins that are created in the process.  
If you ask the majority of the human population, they’ll tell you that companies are imposing automation and aim for robots to take over an awful lot of human jobs; however, robots can never be as good as humans. On the other side, if you ask companies, they’ll tell you that robots are in fact creating human jobs. So, who is right? No one. New research shows that technology has had an insignificant impact on replacing workers but it’s been a major driver of income inequality.
With ChatGPT’s popularity rising, many started to wonder if it can be used to create original written content or, if you will, can they trick others they’re the ones who wrote it. This doesn’t only refer to students desperately looking for easy ways to deliver their homework on time. It was also a thought that ran through the minds of many professionals.
Just imagine how much time and money you could save, right? Well, not quite. It does come with a price. If you dare, read on.
John Carmack is leaving Meta after being under its wing for over eight years. This mastermind who contributed to exposure of VR magic isn’t satisfied with Meta’s efficiency, and is leaving the company to pursue his interests in AI.
Carmack boasts the latest Meta inventions, so it’s safe to say that poor product quality wasn’t the deciding factor for his resignation. Instead, it appears that Carmack’s and Zuckerberg’s ideas of efficiency didn’t match, hence his decision to leave the company.
Nowadays, it seems like we’re so quick to jump on trends and buzzwords, with one of the most recent being Chat GPT. We’ve had our fun and found much-needed answers, now it’s time to look at its long-term benefits and potential. How can GPT improve the way we use the internet? And even beyond that, where can we apply this technology to add to our everyday life?