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  • Max Speur: Dijital ölçeklenmenin yolu yapay zekâ altyapısından geçiyor
    on 25/03/2024

    Dünyanın önde gelen yayın gruplarından The Economist tarafından İngiltere’nin başkenti Londra’da “Yapay Zekâyı Kuşanmak: Korkudan Servete” temasıyla düzenlenen Yıllık İş Dünyası İnovasyon Zirvesi’ne katılan Sabancı Holding Dijital Grup Başkanı Max Speur, “Verinin Öncüleri: İşten Sağlanan Veriyi Yapay Zekâ için Kullanmak” panelinde konuştu. Veri kalitesi ve erişebilirliği hakkında değerlendirmelerde bulunan Speur, yapay zekâ modellerini çalıştırmak için gerekli altyapıların önemine dikkat çekti.

  • ‘Ölümcül bir virüs üretebilir’
    on 24/03/2024

    Geçen yıl Google’dan istifa ettiğini açıkladığında teknoloji dünyasında büyük bir yankı uyandırmıştı. Biliminsanı Geoffrey Hinton kararından hiç pişman değil. “Keşke varoluşsal tehdidin yakın olduğunu daha önce fark etseydim” diyen Hinton’a yapay zekâdan bu kadar korkmasının nedenlerini ve en feci senaryoların neler olabileceğini sorduk.

  • Ali Taha Koç: 2023 yılını çift haneli reel büyüme ile kapattık
    on 22/03/2024

    Turkcell, 2023 yılı finansal ve operasyonel sonuçlarını açıkladı. Şirketin Genel Müdürü Ali Taha Koç 2023 yılını çift haneli reel büyüme ile kapatmanın gururunu yaşadıklarını söyledi.

  • Geleceğin teknoloji liderleri ödüllendirildi
    on 19/03/2024

    Şirketlerin teknoloji liderlerinin ödüllendirildiği ‘Future of CIO & Awards’ bu yıl 15’inci kez sahiplerini buldu.

  • This AI model spots workplace accidents before they happen
    by Siôn Geschwindt on 25/03/2024

    In 2021, there were over 3000 fatal and 2.9 million non-fatal accidents in workplaces across the EU. Over a fifth of these, perhaps unsurprisingly, occurred within the construction sector. All of them, in theory, were preventable.  Stockholm-based startup Buddywise has built a set of computer vision models that scan a workplace and warn you of potentially dangerous situations. The AI platform sends out emergency alerts in the event of an injury or death. The company says it’s working towards a “zero-injury future”.    “Everybody should be able to return home unharmed after a day’s work, so we can’t accept the status…This story continues at The Next Web

  • Italian PM seeks justice for deepfake porn video amid surge in cases
    by Siôn Geschwindt on 22/03/2024

    Italy’s prime minister Giorgia Meloni is seeking €100,000 in damages after deepfake pornographic videos of her were shared online.  Meloni is seeking compensation from a 40-year-old and his father over the deepfakes, which were viewed millions of times. The deepfake porn videos were uploaded prior to her appointment as prime minister in 2022.  If successful, the PM has vowed to donate the money to a fund to support women who have been victims of gender-based violence. While officials in this case were able to identify the perpetrators, who may now face jail time, most go under the radar. The creators…This story continues at The Next Web

  • TNW Podcast: We try the new Cowboy bike and talk to the founders
    by Andrii Degeler on 22/03/2024

    Welcome to the new episode of the TNW Podcast — the show where we discuss the latest developments in the European technology ecosystem and feature interviews with some of the most interesting people in the industry. In today’s episode, Andrii and Linnea talk about a new supercomputer in Denmark, the situation at Stability AI, the way our brain constructs reality, ChatGPT in scientific papers, and more. The guests of the show are Tanguy Goretti and Adrien Roose, co-founders of the Belgian-born ebike startup Cowboy. Here are the stories and things mentioned in the episode: Denmark is building an Nvidia AI…This story continues at The Next Web

  • ‘Hidden’ racial slurs are flooding across Russian media, AI study reveals
    by Thomas Macaulay on 22/03/2024

    A glut of racial slurs hidden in slang has emerged in Russian digital media. The insults were discovered by Osavul, a Ukrainian startup that uses AI to analyse information threats. Osavul tapped language models to conduct a cross-platform survey of racial discourse in Russia. The system scanned over 5,000 sources across news sites and social media platforms, from US giants Facebook and X to Russian kingpins Telegram and VK. The system highlighted the rise of various epithets for neighbouring countries, immigrants, and national minorities. Even Kremlin officials were spotted using the slurs. Osavul said the vocabulary deliberately conceals the racial…This story continues at The Next Web

  • German climate tech VC raises ‘record-breaking’ €300M first fund
    by Siôn Geschwindt on 21/03/2024

    Berlin-based World Fund has filled its coffers with €300M, in what it claims to be the largest first-time fund raised by any climate tech VC in European history.  Founded in 2021, World Fund invests in startups building tech to decarbonise industries from energy and buildings to transport and agriculture. It has already backed 15 early-stage companies, including SpaceForge, which manufactures materials in orbit, and Slovenian startup Juicy Marbles, which makes fake meat whole cuts.  “We look for founders building companies and technologies with the potential to scale, deliver significant cuts in CO2 emissions, and power systemic change,” Danijel Visevic, managing…This story continues at The Next Web

  • Swedish startup secures €10M to turn industrial waste into green cement
    by Siôn Geschwindt on 21/03/2024

    Concrete — a mixture of cement, sand, and water — is the second most used material on Earth after water. Ton-for-ton, more of it is laid down every year than steel, wood, plastics, and aluminium combined. Problem is, cement production emits 8% of global CO2 — four times that of air travel. Swedish startup Cemvision has devised a cement making process that utilises by-products from industries like steel and mining instead of fresh limestone, resulting in a circular, cleaner alternative.  “We’re on track to producing cement that emits 95% less carbon than traditional methods while remaining just as strong and…This story continues at The Next Web