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AI's flattering responses prevent humans from adequately resolving conflicts — study

Instagram is testing a paid feature that will allow you to view stories anonymously

One of the most popular JavaScript libraries, Axios, was found to be infected with a Trojan

The end of IT outsourcing. Or rather, the beginning of the end

For nearly two decades, software development outsourcing has been a fast and cost-effective way to access global talent and scale. By 2024, the IT outsourcing market exceeded $512 billion, with companies saving up to 70% on labor and gaining flexibility by outsourcing teams to India, Eastern Europe, and Latin America (and, of course, Ukraine).

Three business functions, one holistic view of business: how the Europe Graduate program accelerates the career growth of young talents

A YouTuber created an edible thermal paste made of honey and gold. The delicacy did a good job of cooling the processor in Counter Strike 2

Nvidia invested $2 billion in Marvell. If anything, Spider-Man and Hulk have nothing to do with it

Ukraine is developing interceptor drones that will be able to automatically shoot down aerial targets

IT-workers noticed that Microsoft Copilot was inserting ads into pull requests on GitHub. The company said that this was a mistake

The government explained the logic behind the investments of the American-Ukrainian reconstruction fund and why Lviv-based Sine Engineering was the first to receive them

Ukrainian ZMIYAR raised about 450,000 euros in an investment round. What is the company's valuation?

AI trends in insurance: the end of the “average temperature across the hospital”

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AI trends in insurance: the end of the “average temperature across the hospital”

Insurance, like most traditional industries, is entering a phase of profound transformation under the influence of artificial intelligence. But there is a nuance: this is an industry that has lived for decades on conservative models, regulation and caution. That is why the effect of AI here will not be instantaneous. But it will definitely be fundamental.

BlueBird Tech is negotiating joint production with European defense companies

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings invests in Ukrainian defense industry through UA1 fund

The Ministry of Defense called the Shvidun interceptor drone one of the most effective in destroying "shaheeds"

There will be no reform from April 1 - the Ministry of Defense denied information about electronic summonses in the "Reserve" and other changes

“Come to Zaporizhia – our housewives will show what really works in a real war.” How leaders of Ukrainian miltech companies, military personnel and volunteers reacted to the scandalous statement of the director of Rheinmetall

We have already written about the scandalous statement of the director of the German defense concern Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger, which was based on a comparison of the Ukrainian drone industry with «housewives with 3D printers.» It seems that in Ukraine there is no technology and no innovation, but rather handicraft, but here in Europe and America… The careless statement caused such a great resonance that, firstly, the Rheinmetall company itself later decided to soften its effect by publishing an article about the «innovative power and fighting spirit of the Ukrainian people», and, secondly, even the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky commented on it, saying that if such «housewives» manage Ukrainian miltech companies, then Rheinmetall itself could well be headed.