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The Ukrainian Book Institute conducted a study on the reading level of adults and children. 73% of respondents said they had never read e-books

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, a businessman who posted porn videos of a model who was in cahoots with him on OnlyFans was almost sentenced to three years in prison. How it happened

NASA has figured out why its previous helicopter, Ingenuity, crashed on Mars, and is already preparing a new, even larger Mars Chopper

A former Google employee decided to conduct an experiment and added experience working with a famous porn star to his resume: how did recruiters react?

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Ukrainian-founded fintech startup IN1 releases mobile app for financial management

The head of the Ministry of Digital Affairs said that Ukrainians spend "a thousand roubles" on what. Only 4% was directed to donations to the Armed Forces of Ukraine

LUN has updated its "Light Map." The new version shows places where you can work with a laptop during outages

The Ministry of Digital Transformation is not in hurry to submit a bill on regulating artificial intelligence: they plan to start development only in 2027

“How do you like this, SpaceX?” Russian propaganda claims that Belarus has deployed an analogue of Starlink

A Canadian engineer has created the world's smallest arcade machine that fits in the palm of your hand

The SBU launched a separate chatbot against FSB members who are overseeing the arson of military vehicles

Former head of the State Special Communications Service Yuriy Myronenko has been officially appointed Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation. What is known about him?

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has appointed a new Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov. He replaces Yuriy Myronenko, who was previously the head of the State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine. What is known about this appointment?

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The government has allocated an additional billion for drones for brigades. The Prime Minister also revealed how much money has been transferred directly to the military

Ukraine is introducing automatic granting of combatant status, which eliminates even the need to submit an application

The requirement to work in an office has increased employee turnover at big tech companies. A new study says women are especially unhappy with it

"You need to have entrepreneurial talent, bordering on stubbornness, to advertise a luxury life during the war." Hetmantsev told how tax officials fined an instablogger UAH 70 mln

ChatGPT has a festive feature — a voice mode that sounds like Santa

A Kharkiv programmer is trying to sue Ciklum for tens of thousands of hryvnias under a 2015 contract. Trials are ongoing

The war for talent between Musk's xAI and Altman's OpenAI: how much more than market salaries are both companies willing to pay IT specialists

Two big players in the AI industry, Elon Musk’s xAI and Sam Altman’s OpenAI, have entered into a battle for talent. In August, Musk filed a lawsuit accusing Altman’s company of offering “generous compensation” to “starve out competitors.” But an analysis of salary data has shown that both companies offer significantly more than the average salary for some positions.

Ukrainian-Polish company delivers post machines to Britain's Royal Mail, hoping it will help it compete with Amazon

Ciri will be the main character of The Witcher 4, Naughty Dog's new sci-fi game, co-op spinoff Elden Ring, and much more. What was shown at TGA 2024

The Game Awards 2024, the annual awards ceremony for the best games of the year, was held in Los Angeles, during which loud announcements of new projects are traditionally made and the most interesting trailers are shown. Astro Bot won the Game of the Year title, but all attention was focused on other games, including the new Wargaming project, which the Kyiv studio worked on.

A programmer sued a state employer for almost UAH 100,000 in salary arrears. How did she do it?

Google Play terminates all financial relations with Russian developers

Trump wants to be "friends" with tech companies. Meta and Amazon, one after the other, will donate $1 million to his inauguration

China is tightening the screws, restricting the sale of components to the US and Europe. What does this threaten for Ukrainian drone manufacturers and how to protect yourself. Analysis

Since September, China has once again tightened sanctions and made changes to exports of drones and their parts. And this cannot but affect drone manufacturers in Ukraine, some of the components for which come from the country of the «center of the universe.» Four representatives of Ukrainian drone manufacturers shared with dev.ua their observations on whether they face restrictions, how they overcome the situation, and what sanctions threaten Ukraine.

PrivatBank canceled tariffs for IT banking services for entrepreneurs

Meta releases AI model for metaverse that makes avatar movements more realistic, similar to human ones

Ukraine announces a new unified electronic system for business. What will its functionality be?

“One in four patients say they use ChatGPT instead of Google to analyze their symptoms.” Dealing with a psychiatrist when AI takes their job and replaces our brains

Today, we increasingly hear that artificial intelligence will take jobs from many professions in the near future. At the same time, technologies and chips in particular have advanced so much that they can be implanted into a person's body, improving their life (remember Elon Musk's Neuralink startup). We combined these two topics, and psychiatrist, psychotherapist, speaker Oleksiy Krapyvka, using his own example and practical experience, spoke about the use of AI in psychiatry, how far artificial intelligence is from the human brain, and why Neuralink belongs to the category of "it's already been done."

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