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OpenAI allowed ChatGPT to generate erotica and other NSFW content

UPD. Mykola Palienko invested $50,000 in the British startup RICH, which uses blockchain and AI to protect intellectual property

A tech enthusiast turned a Nokia Lumia 1020 into an iPhone SE, retaining almost all of the iPhone's internal components

No new IT offices in Ukraine and minimal outflow of specialists since the beginning of the great war. DOU updated the list of the 50 largest IT companies

"Not just another update". For Rainbow Six Siege's 10th anniversary, Ubisoft announced Siege X — the future of the game, which will be supported for another 10 years

Ukrainian IT professionals have created a tool for analyzing resumes and interview transcripts with candidates. How Talently.ai makes the work of recruiters easier

Ukrainian developers have created an application for analyzing CVs, transcripts of interviews with candidates, and other related documents that are involved in the candidate selection process. The Talantly.ai application generates reports that highlight the candidate’s compliance with the requirements, his strengths and weaknesses. dev.ua talked to one of the Client Support Team Leads of the service, Ivan Pelypenko, and found out what the application is capable of and who can use it. Below is his direct speech.

Sam Altman told students that trying to beat AI is like trying to "beat a calculator" in arithmetic

500+ IT professionals at Sense Bank are implementing over 50 projects at the state-owned financial institution, and AI communicates with bank clients

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500+ IT professionals at Sense Bank are implementing over 50 projects at the state-owned financial institution, and AI communicates with bank clients

I, Inna Tyutiun, member of the board, director of the IT and retail business blocks of Sense Bank, tell you in my blog for dev.ua about how more than 500 IT specialists at Sense Bank are implementing dozens of projects in the state-owned financial institution, how an ecosystem of innovations is being built, designed to provide maximum convenience to our clients.

Ukrainian developers have created an AI application that will replace speaking clubs and eliminate the language barrier in learning foreign languages. How Interlocutor works in a smartphone

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IdeaSoft is entering the UAE market, where 40 Ukrainians are already working on projects for the state holding. How will such an expansion develop and who is being sought for the team: an interview with the CEO

IdeaSoft, part of the Ukrainian-Swedish IT company Sigma Software Group, has entered the market of the United Arab Emirates. And although Ukrainian blockchain specialists have been cooperating with clients from there for a long time, the company’s current plans include multiple scaling and active involvement in projects related to the crypto market and blockchain in one of the most lucrative markets in the world. Within a year, 100 Ukrainian IT specialists will be working on projects in the OAE, while there are currently about 40 of them. dev.ua spoke with IdeaSoft CEO Andriy Lazorenko about expansion plans and the future of the crypto industry in the world.

A Ukrainian developer has created an application for instant movie recognition based on Machine Learning. How Video-Shazam works

Today we expect the release of the "terribly smart" Grok 3 from Elon Musk: what you need to know

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI announced the launch of Grok 3 on Monday, February 17. According to the company, this latest version of the chatbot, which Musk describes as «terribly smart,» is a significant step forward, improving reasoning, computing power, and adaptability.

“No programming, thanks to ElevenLabs’ popular no-code solution.” An AI consultant created his own voice agent in just an hour and shared how anyone can create their own AI assistant.

The Ministry of Defense plans to change the rules for registering and decommissioning military drones. Here are 6 proposals developed by the department. However, there are still many questions

The Ministry of Defense has developed changes regarding the decommissioning of unmanned aerial vehicles by the military that are not suitable for operation. To this end, the agency interviewed representatives of 70 military units and identified key problems in the procedure for recording and decommissioning drones. Proposals have now been developed to eliminate problems during decommissioning.

The ThreadFinders team from SoftServe employees took 2nd place at the Berkeley hackathon

Legendary chipmaker Intel could be split between Broadcom and TSMC

Elon Musk's "Smartest AI on Earth" Grok 3 is scheduled to be released on Monday. Are users waiting for it?

Member of the expert team at the Ministry of Digital Affairs: "Why not offer the US the construction of microchip factories in Ukraine as part of the agreement on raw materials? Trump loves such ideas"

NaVi expands and opens a new chess division. Which grandmasters will participate in the first Chessable Masters online championship today

Meta is forming a new team to develop humanoid robots based on artificial intelligence

State Customs Service has added AI to its services. How this will simplify the procedure for importing cars into Ukraine

“We analyze candidates very deeply, namely innate talents and abilities through astrology.” What strange job requirements did candidates encounter?

People & Business consultant Daryna Tokarchuk recently came across a job posting with requirements that struck her. To apply for the position, the candidate was required to provide the date, place, and time of birth so that the company could conduct an analysis through astrology. This came as a surprise to the specialist, and she asked other IT professionals who else had encountered strange requirements during selection. Here are the cases the experts told about, and why employers think such requirements are justified.

Rheinmetall CEO: "Our strategy is to build three plants in Ukraine, and this does not depend on whether there is a war or not."

Meta's CTO suggests employees who don't like changes in the company's internal policy should resign

Scholarships to "treat yourself," "vacations through the paw," a $500 bonus for those who go to the office three times a week. Startups are showering employees with benefits despite the fact that tech giants are cutting them in every way. What's going on?

Startups in the US, unlike large companies, shower employees with non-trivial benefits — from MRI scans to «vacation at your own expense.» What’s going on and is this really a «battle of employers»?

"Ears" in space: is it realistic to hack modern satellite communications for $1,000?

Is it possible to «eavesdrop» on satellites and how secure is modern space communication? Software engineer Oleksandr Gromovsky explains why the era of easy WikiLeaks-style interceptions is over, and where the vulnerability actually lies