Top Tech Trends as of April 11th 2023: OpenAI to offer users up to $20,000 for reporting bugs
OpenAI, the firm behind chatbot sensation ChatGPT, said on Tuesday that it would offer up to $20,000 to users reporting vulnerabilities in its artificial intelligence systems.
Technology Trends on April 11th 2023: Elon Musk Working On AI At Twitter Despite Calling For 6-Month Pause
Elon Musk recently signed a letter calling for a six-month pause on development of all artificial intelligence technology, as was widely reported last month.
Twitter Open-Sources Recommendation Algorithm: Latest AI Trends in April 2023
Twitter recently open-sourced several components of their system for recommending tweets for a user’s Twitter timeline. The release includes the code for several of the services and jobs that run the algorithm, as well as code for training machine learning models for embedding and ranking tweets.
GPT-4 Takes the Lead in Instruction-Tuning of Large Language Models: Advancing Generalization Capabilities for Real-World Tasks
The outstanding generalization skills of Large Language Models (LLMs), such as in-context learning and chain-of-though ts reasoning, have been demonstrated. Researchers have been looking towards techniques for instruction-tuning LLMs to help them follow instructions in plain language and finish jobs in the…
Enhancing AI’s Emotional Intelligence: The Role of Psychotherapy in Developing Healthy Language Models
The emergence of publicly accessible chatbots capable of engaging in humanlike conversations has brought AI into the public spotlight, with reactions ranging from amazement to apprehension due to concerns over biases and harmful behaviors. To address these issues, a Columbia University and…
Technology Trends on April 11th 2023: – Data Science Keywords for Resume: 15 Must-Include Buzzwords
Solutions Review editors compiled this list of data science keywords for resume to include in your next job application. Data science is a rapidly growing field with high demand for skilled profess…
Android adds a space saving feature iPhone has had for ages
Google is rolling out a new Android feature that’ll free up storage on users’ devices without losing data or completely uninstalling apps. The new app offloading feature will auto-archive certain apps, removing up to 60% of the storage space they occupy on the handset while retailing the important user data. Google is
Google’s Bard AI chatbot can now generate and debug code Google’s Bard AI chatbot is now able to help users with programming, including generating code, debugging and code explanation.
Google’s Bard AI chatbot is now able to help users with programming, including generating code, debugging and code explanation.
Amazon is slashing 9,000 more workers amid a layoff wave that has expanded past tech to include bellwethers like Dow and 3M. Here’s the full list of major US companies making cuts in 2023.
Amazon announced another headcount cut after slashing 18,000 jobs in January as waves of layoffs hit tech companies and spread to other industries.
Xaviar ‘X’ Jernigan, the voice of Spotify’s DJ, explains what it’s like to become an AI
Xavier “X” Jernigan is the voice model for Spotify’s AI DJ. Jernigan shares with TechCrunch what the process was like and potential future plans for the feature
If you’ve ever gone through a stressful period of life, only to think how much older you looked on the other side, you may relate to the findings of a new study.
Brace for LOOOONG Tweets: Twitter Ups Character Limit to 10,000
The feature, which may have rolled out with a major bug, is available for Twitter Blue subscribers, but what’s the point given that Twitter is a short-form content platform?
A team of scientists discovered what could be a new mineral in the ‘fossilized remains’ of a lightning strike, showing some striking similarities to minerals found so far only in meteorites.
Google Wants To Help You Innovate Faster On The Cloud
#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives in as Google noted a recent dramatic increase in ML predictions and ML evaluations (different evaluation metrics to understand a machine learning model’s performance)—perhaps a precursor for more companies succeeding with models in production.
Council Post: Keeping Minors Safe: Understanding Data Privacy And Security In The Digital Age
App developers must consider who will use their app when in development to ensure they are creating safe spaces for kids and that their data is not being tracked or shared.
Top Tech Trends as of April 11th 2023: OpenAI to offer users up to $20,000 for reporting bugs
OpenAI, the firm behind chatbot sensation ChatGPT, said on Tuesday that it would offer up to $20,000 to users reporting vulnerabilities in its artificial intelligence systems.
Top Tech Trends as of April 10th 2023: Alibaba unveils Tongyi Qianwen, an AI model similar to GPT
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Tuesday unveiled Tongyi Qianwen, an AI large language model similar to GPT that it plans to integrate into all of the company’s business applications in the near future.
Top Tech Trends as of April 10th 2023: SpaceX Releases New Animated Video Of Mission To Mars
SpaceX released a new promotional video on Monday with some absolutely stunning animated imagery. The video imagines what it may look like if the company’s Starship rocket makes it to Mars one day. And it looks incredible.
Asia Times: Do Japanese manufacturers use ChatGPT? ChatGPT: It is possible that some Japanese manufacturers use ChatGPT or other similar language models for various applications…
Machine-Learning Model Predicts Risk of Pediatric Deterioration
Nationwide Children’s Hospital researchers utilized a machine- learning tool with an EHR-integrated risk index algorithm to alert providers of early pediatric deterioration.
Top seven Artificial Intelligence careers to pursue in 2023
The demand for AI and machine learning talent has increased by 75% over the last few years, creating abundant job opportunities. Various careers in AI require specialization in specific sets of skills and responsibilities. The top in-demand AI careers include Machine Learning Engineer, Data Scientist, AI
Top Tech Trends in April 2023: More AI/ML Trends in April 2023
Here’s how Colorado can fix its 5 biggest ‘problems’, according to artificial intelligence
Will artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies save the world or send it into chaos? Only time will tell. However, as these technologies continues to improve, it definitely seems like …
Machine Learning IDs Factors Predicting Risk for Sleep Disorder Diagnosis
FRIDAY, April 14, 2023 (HealthDay News) — Machine learning models can effectively predict risk for a sleep disorder using demographic, laboratory, physical exam, and lifestyle covariates, according to ….
Women in Data Science Blacksburg comes to campus April 20-21
Women in Data Science (WiDS) Blacksburg – which is free and open to all genders – is one of an estimated 200 regional WiDS events worldwide designed to feature outstanding women doing outstanding women …
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Top 10 Ways to Earn Passive Income as a Data Scientist in 2023
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How to detect and remove malware from an Android device
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Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate Review: The Cutting Edge Of Android Gaming
Company Asus has announced its latest Android-powered gaming smartphone. I’ve spent time with the ROG Phone 7 Ultimate to find out just how much gaming it delivers.
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Top Tech Trends as of April 10th 2023: ChatGPT Could Break the iOS/Android Duopoly
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Since Monday, 07.10.2024, we’ve been experiencing serious authentication issues with all Office products, particularly Outlook. Everything starts off fine in the morning, but after a few users log in, Outlook stops working. When it’s reopened, the profile takes forever to load (sometimes indefinitely) or loads after 5 minutes. Here’s our setup: We’re using a single machine with around 20 users. The machine is quite powerful and usually operates at about 40% capacity, except for some occasional CPU spikes. We use FSLogix with hotfix 4. The machine is AD-joined. What we’ve tried so far: Checked everything with Microsoft. Unfortunately, they’ve been moving the ticket from one department to another. The Office team confirmed that everything seems fine on their end. We used MS SARAH, added new profiles, emptied caches, repaired the installation online, and even reinstalled Office. The machine has been running smoothly for a year without any major changes. This issue is frustrating, and we have no idea what to do next. Has anyone else experienced something like this? Any suggestions would be appreciated. submitted by /u/l30l_ [link] [comments]
My Org has a few small wordpress sites in our azure tenant. I've noticed that if you deploy using the standard Wordpress app in the marketplace that it creates a new mysql server every time, even if you already have a server working. Is there a way to reuse this existing server to host the DBs for these sites. Each site is tiny, rarely visited and updated, it's totally overkill to create a new instance every time. Or maybe I'm misundertstanding what's going on. Any advice would be appreciated. submitted by /u/antihippy [link] [comments]
In our Azure on multiple databases we had a pricing tier of DTU-based, then suddenly we found out it was changed to vCore-based General Purpose. This raised the cost from ~70 to ~400 per database(!). We noticed it after getting the invoice and now changed it back. Did anyone else had this happen? submitted by /u/remkovdm [link] [comments]
Hi everyone, I'm currently budgeting to get Azure certifications, like the AZ-104, but the full price is a bit too steep for me. I noticed a 30-day challenge page offering a 50% discount is still up and subscribable, but it states that the promotion ended last June. It also mentions that you can receive one voucher every six months, which seems like a long-term option. Does anyone know if this discount is still available? Are there any recurring promotions like this, and where can I get notified about them? Thanks for your help! submitted by /u/IzukuMidoriya [link] [comments]
Hi I have a few sql db that were created by a predecessor. they are all provisioned, 6vcpu. looking at metrics they seem to be very under utilised with little or no data stored there, can i just drop the slider in config page down to 2 vcpu and is this instant or are there any gotchas? submitted by /u/No-Menu6048 [link] [comments]
Hi, I am thinking about the costs for storing secrets, service bus and using Azure Functions. I have checked the price calculator, but its "operations", "executions", etc. Lets say, for sake of arguments, I have 5 secrets like connectionstrings, Facebook logins, etc and will use Azure Functions for a variety of less then 10mb confirmation mails and they would be 1000 a month. I get it to be really cheap. Like really cheap. But I am probably doing it wrong since I am not sure how much executions, operations etc things do. I am currently studing .net and so I am new. Can anyone explain the price calculator for me and if any other advice on the costs? submitted by /u/lurvensniff [link] [comments]
My understanding with private endpoints is that anything inside the subnet that you create for one can talk to the target resource. If I have another app service that is vnet integrated to a DIFFERENT subnet in the same VNET, azure seems to be able to automatically let the traffic jump from subnet A (source app service vnet integration) to subnet B (private endpoint sub pointing to private app service) This also seems to apply when the traffic source is an external vnet integration on API management. submitted by /u/Lower_Pirate_5350 [link] [comments]
Hey all, Coming from Okta, there is a bookmark app function where I can create a bookmark to a specific URL for SP-Initiated SSO apps. By doing this, our assigned users are able to click on the said bookmark from their Okta Dashboard, MyApplication equivalent, and they will be redirected to the login page. What is the Entra/Azure equivalent? If there isn't, how do you handle SP-Initiated SSO apps in Entra/Azure? submitted by /u/layzor [link] [comments]
For those who have passed the AZ-104 exam, what areas did you find the most challenging, and how did you prepare for them? submitted by /u/Popular-Station-5154 [link] [comments]
I am a Computer Engineering graduate who initially didn’t focus much on cloud technologies, but I’ve recently shifted my focus in that direction. For the AZ-900 exam, I studied the material from Microsoft Learn and completed the practice questions there. To build confidence, I also watched an Exam Cram 2024 video on YouTube and attempted the associated practice questions, getting 37 correct out of 50. However, I’m unsure if I’m ready for the exam and find it challenging to remember some answers, as things can get confusing. I’d appreciate any guidance on how to better prepare and retain the material more effectively. submitted by /u/bir002 [link] [comments]
I have a user who is getting prompted for admin approval every time they try to access an app, but they indeed have already been granted permissions. If I go to Entra ID, Enterprise Applications, open the app, then go to Manage, Users and groups, the user is indeed listed with the DEFAULT ACCESS role just like everyone else. He still gets prompted for admin approval when trying to access the app (see screenshot). Not sure what to check next. Anyone have any thoughts, please share. Thanks. https://preview.redd.it/l3qjhmf231ud1.png?width=863&format=png&auto=webp&s=21a78a5f2a249df4e75ae23c898ff9eb47e6fc1f submitted by /u/EncryptoRon [link] [comments]
Hi guys, like the title says I just passed AZ-900 with a score of 850 and now im preparing to take on the AZ-104, I seen many people recommend the Scott Duffy course in udemy and was wondering if it is worth it and how to complement it, any recommendations are welcomed thank you. submitted by /u/Jeyger2816 [link] [comments]
I was looking at the AI skills challenge and this time around looks like no free exam vouchers 🙁 AI skills challenge Support request confirming MS Support submitted by /u/yanks09champs [link] [comments]
I've been banging my head against the wall trying to understand this problem. It just doesn't make sense to me. I have traffic flow like Front Door > AppGW > APIM > App Services. AppGWs exist in different regions and pre-date Front Door. They are all configured with existing SSL listener with uploaded cert. Full .pfx from DigiCert, working no problem. Even though we now use Front Door with same cert for custom domain, we still have the AppGW routable for other cases and doing termination there. Today I went to update the certs on Front Door and AppGW, again using .pfx from DigiCert. Everything was fine updating Front Door itself, but after updating the certs on AppGW, Front Door sees the origin as unhealthy. The health probe is configured for HTTPS, the cert was definitely updated, but it seems like certificate chain cannot be verified, like intermediate certs are missing from .pfx. If I check the Front Door cert using openssl, or from browser, or using online checker there is no issue. The cert is completely fine and valid. But if I check the public site for AppGW directly, the certificate cannot be verified. It's 100% the same bundle, the same certificate, but it cannot be verified. Again because seems like intermediate/root cannot be found. I'm not sure if this is actually problem from AppGW or Front Door... Because AppGW will still route the traffic no problem when reaching directly. Sends to backend, backend remains healthy all along, etc. The only part broken is routing from Front Door > AppGW. If I turn off Origin health checks there is also no problem. Only when I have HTTPS health check will it stop routing traffic to AppGW origins. And in metrics show the origins as unhealthy. Anybody have any ideas or hints? Something stupid I am missing? Why would Front Door health probe fail immediately after updating cert on AppGW? I tried to delete origin and re-add it, upload .pfx again, changed to managed identity + key vault, turned off WAF, etc. Still somehow Front Door thinks Origins are unhealthy. submitted by /u/Lack_of_Swag [link] [comments]
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Looking for some advice on how to proceed with this. Trying to replace a costly 3rd party firewall in Azure that is just doing basic Layer 3/4 filtering and NAT'ing for some websites. Seemed like an application gateway with a well configured WAF would be the way to go. I have that all setup but ran into an issue I wasn't counting on. The backend web servers are using our wildcard certificate, but they are ADDS joined and their internal FQDN is a different domain than our external facing domain. The end result is that the app gateway's health check is failing because the common name of the backend server certificate doesn't match what's in the health probe. Probably the best path forward is to do all SSL termination at the gateway and just pass traffic to the backend nodes via HTTP, but due to some... let's say very, very creative configurations on those backend web servers, this would be a pretty sizable and disruptive task. I don't know if there is any way within Azure to associate the external domain with those backend web servers so that I can setup the backend pool targets using that FQDN.. I tried creating DNS records in Azure DNS, but the app gateway couldn't resolve them for some reason. Not that I was terribly fond of making external DNS entries with our internal address space. Anyone know of any tricks around this? Is there a different service I should be looking at instead of the application gateway? I really wanted that WAF capability. submitted by /u/OldManAngryAtCloud [link] [comments]
Has anyone used Azure Automation to use a powersell script to Uninstall a program from on-prem servers? I have tried using both Azure and the Hybrid worker. I have the correct permissions but it seems to fail really quick or complete but obviously it doesn't uninstall the program. I have locally ran the script and it works great but I need to do this on a lot of Windows Servers that are on-premise. I have the Azure Arc agent installed on the servers and supposedly that's what the Automation needs to work but not sure if I am missing something. Using the Powershell 5.1 option since I get errors using the higher powershell versions. submitted by /u/alcorp [link] [comments]
In summary, I have an Ubuntu VM running a SIEM (Wazuh) server, I have a second VM (Windows) as an agent, which is in the same virtual network and subnet. I can ping both machines from either VM's, everything is good, EXCEPT I am unable to login to the SIEM browser's dashboard from the second VM (Agent), only from the first VM (SIEM), the dashboard is the locahost IP address. I am sure it has to do with something on Azure's end, I am able to reproduce everything on my local computer hypervisor and access the dashboard from any local VM. Steps I took: Make sure they're both on the same vnet and subnet. Create and make sure NSG's are correctly setup, necessary ports/addresses are opened. Ensure Ubuntu's and Window's firewalls are setup as well. Make sure Wazuh (SIEM) setup is configured correctly. I do not know what else to do, am I missing something? Do I have to create an app gateway to access the VM's SIEM web dashboard? Any help leading me to the right direction would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! submitted by /u/realgui [link] [comments]
Ok, is this supported? I found a few conflicting statements. If it is supported, I have these questions: Does it still follow the Virtual Machine Admin/User Login roles? Do I still have to allow RDP on the NSG from the Bastion Subnet? I'm just trying to make it easier and simpler to give users RDP rights to Azure VMs and everything seems to have a caveat. submitted by /u/TubbyTag [link] [comments]
I have a key vault on a subscription on which I'm the owner. The key vault permission model is set to Vault access policy. In the vault access policy I am listed with all permissions except Rotation Policy Operations and Release under Privileged Key operations. I have checked access under IAM and I am the owner (inherited from the subscription). I can access keys, secrets, etc. But despite this, I am unable to make any changes to the network settings to grant access to a specific set of IPs. I have the virtual network/subnet for the environment in the list already but trying to update the firewall is failing. I have also tried to enable purge protection. However, I'm getting a "RequestDisallowedByPolicy" error. There seems to be a reference in the JSON to "Default Azure Policy" but that is a compliance policy that has no resources assigned to it. Any pointers on where to start troubleshooting this? submitted by /u/ColXanders [link] [comments]
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