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Artificial intelligence is redefining engineers’ roles and accelerating tasks beyond programming

Artificial intelligence is redefining engineers' roles and accelerating tasks beyond programming

New challenges in the daily lives of technology professionals A Business Insider report highlights how artificial intelligence is transforming the daily lives of specialists who work directly with clients. The example of Justin Johnsen, a KPMG engineer who holds the…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 3, 2026
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How artificial intelligence is reshaping entry-level roles in the job market

How artificial intelligence is reshaping entry-level roles in the job market

Automating operational tasks Digital transformation has fundamentally changed how businesses operate and recruit talent. Historically, entry-level roles were designed to introduce professionals to the workforce through operational tasks like filling spreadsheets, drafting documents, and organizing data. Today, artificial intelligence systems…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 3, 2026
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How AI can perpetuate historical inequalities—and what we can do to stop it

How AI can perpetuate historical inequalities—and what we can do to stop it

From IBM CTO to founder of a startup fighting bias After 25 years at IBM—including four years on the AI ethics board—Calvin Lawrence, the company’s former CTO for artificial intelligence, left to found IntegrityFirst.ai in 2025. The new company offers…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 2, 2026
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The race for AI personal assistants heats up with new releases from OpenAI, SpaceXAI, Meta, and Apple

The race for AI personal assistants heats up with new releases from OpenAI, SpaceXAI, Meta, and Apple

Startups and tech giants are competing in a new market: that of permanent digital agents who know a user’s life and act on their behalf, rather than just answering questions. Companies such as SpaceXAI, Meta, Apple, and now OpenAI are…

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  • October 2, 2026
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Gemini: How a Bard mistake and a nod to NASA shaped Google’s new AI name

Gemini: How a Bard mistake and a nod to NASA shaped Google’s new AI name

From the Bard blunder to the lab merger In February 2023, under pressure from ChatGPT’s success, Google rushed the launch of its Bard chatbot. A wrong answer given during a public demo on the 6th went viral as a meme,…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 2, 2026
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Small language models are gaining traction in corporate AI strategies

Small language models are gaining traction in corporate AI strategies

A survey by consulting firm IDC, cited by Canaltech, predicts that by 2026, nine out of ten language model use cases among the top 1,000 companies in the Asia-Pacific region will be based on Small Language Models (SLMs), or small…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 2, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Microsoft abandons personal assistant race and focuses Copilot on enterprise market

Microsoft abandons personal assistant race and focuses Copilot on enterprise market

A Bloomberg report published on Friday, 25, revealed that the tech giant has decided to end its efforts to turn Copilot into a direct competitor to consumer chatbots like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude. Instead, the company is repositioning the product…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 2, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Brazil can profit from AI without creating its own ChatGPT

Brazil can profit from AI without creating its own ChatGPT

Brazil’s Artificial Intelligence Plan allocates around R$23 billion between 2024 and 2028, distributed across infrastructure, training, public services, business innovation, and governance. The budget isn’t limited to building a chatbot, suggesting a broader strategy for technology adoption. Infrastructure and Portuguese-language…

  • Boker Nielson
  • October 1, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

Study finds Perplexity’s citations often fail to back up numerical claims

Study finds Perplexity’s citations often fail to back up numerical claims

A study by consulting firm Haus Research examined the references provided by AI-powered search engine Perplexity in response to 310 factual questions about 210 tech companies. Researchers found that in over a third of cases, the provided link did not…

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  • October 1, 2026
  • Artificial Intelligence

The Redata regime could put Brazil in the global race for data centers and artificial intelligence

The Redata regime could put Brazil in the global race for data centers and artificial intelligence

The new tax regime and its potential Hélio Bruck Rotenberg, president of Positivo Tecnologia, believes that the Special Tax Regime for Data Center Services (Redata) could boost Brazil’s competitiveness in attracting investment in data center infrastructure and artificial intelligence. By…

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  • October 1, 2026
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