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Wings bigger than a Boeing 747: world's first solar-powered drone developed that can fly around the moon

The biggest password leak in history? 16 billion passwords from Apple, Facebook, Google and other platforms fell into the wrong hands

Microsoft is preparing for a new wave of layoffs: this time sales will be among the cuts

Durov shared the details of his will: all of his more than 100 children will receive an inheritance, but with one condition

“It looks like Trump wrote it, the style is like his tweets.” A candidate for a QA job created a letter to attract attention. What happened?

"To be invited for an interview, you need to have either a reservation or a deferral." Senior .NET Developer spoke about strange requirements for candidates. ІТ-workers share whether anyone has encountered something similar

“LinkedIn is not a CV, but a showcase of your value”: Head of Marketing explained why your profile is not working for you

"The developer of Reserve+ has been in Bali for a year." The CEO of Strimko explained what is true and what is not in the information about his vacation abroad and what his reasons were for leaving

TP-Link router vulnerability: US warns of active attacks on outdated models

Ukraine wants to create a database of restored numbers to reduce SIM card fraud. However, NCEC considers this "inexpedient" for a number of reasons

Midjourney launches its first video generation model V1: AI can now animate images

Amazon subsidiary Zoox launches first robotaxi factory. Will these “toasters on wheels” become competitors to Elon Musk’s robotaxi?

Iran used the war with Israel to massively restrict internet access for its own population. The authorities are using “special conditions” and “cybersecurity” as cover.

Face ID or fingerprint is enough: Meta allows you to log in to Facebook and Messenger without a password

OpenAI and Google abandon Scale AI as data provider after deal with Meta: what is the reason for customers leaving

22 new professions that artificial intelligence could create

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22 new professions that artificial intelligence could create

Artificial intelligence is already reshaping the job market. And while some jobs will disappear, new ones will certainly emerge. Here is a list of new jobs that AI will help create, based on the article «AI Might Take Your Job. Here Are 22 New Ones It Could Give You» in The New York Times.

Most Ukrainians did not experience improvements in communication and mobile Internet during power outages, and also give these services a mediocre rating when using them on the go. Data from a large survey

“It should be open, humane and without double standards.” Hetmantsev wondered why out of 5,000 Ukrainian content creators on OnlyFans, only 152 pay taxes.

“Now our equipment doesn’t harvest crops, but saves lives in minefields.” Interview with XTI Engineering executives about the company that transformed from agricultural machinery to a developer of machines for humanitarian demining

According to the Ministry of Defense, the area potentially contaminated with explosives is 139,000 km² — larger than the size of Greece. The speed of cleaning directly depends on the availability of equipment, and until recently it was not produced in Ukraine. In a conversation with dev.ua, the director of XTI Engineering Vadym Anosov and the managing director of the machine-building group Igor Tkachuk tell how, after the deoccupation of the Kharkiv region, they assembled the first prototype of a deminer in four months, how the Ukrainian machine "GART 5100" differs from foreign analogues, how testing with explosions is carried out, what has changed in cooperation with the state, and what the demining market looks like in Ukraine and the world.