Disruptive technology

From efforts to make AI more autonomous to a robot that can capture a single red blood cell, check out this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.

The forces of digital banks and fintechs like Revolut and N26 are converting bank halls into museum primarily due to their massive adoption by users. Their key selling point is to upgrade your incumbent banks into self-driving money.

While remote monitoring and control is nice to have in the home, it is essential for today’s digitally transformed data center.

Over the past five years, Rutgers has achieved great success with custom program delivery in the APAC region.

More tech-led transformation is coming and artifical intelligence (AI) will be at the heart of that change, says a report by ARK Invest, which is an investment management firm that focuses on disruptive innovation in public equity markets. "We're all about finding the next big thing. Those hewing to the benchmarks, which are backwards looking, are not about the future. They are about what has worked. #AI #AIinCybersecurity #AIEnabledCybersecurity

There is a constant tension about education in labor economics these days. On one hand, education is strongly correlated with income as well as employability. Workers with college degrees, or even just some university-level courses, are significantly more likely to have a job and to be paid better, as well. This is borne out by today’s U.S. jobs report, which showed a decrease of unemployment for college graduates, but an increase of unemployment for high school graduates.

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A recent study found that the OpenAI's GPT-4 AI chatbot can not only pass the ethics exam required by nearly every state in order to practice law, but also outperforms most of the people who take the test.