Month: March 2025

SpaceX launches astronauts for long-awaited International Space Station crew swap

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SpaceX successfully launched four people into space on Friday, beginning a mission that will give the International Space Station enough crew members to allow astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore to return to Earth after their nine-month stay. The mission, known as Crew-10, will see SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft dock with the International Space Station (ISS) … Read more

Artificial Intelligence Optimization (AIO): The Next Frontier in SEO

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Artificial Intelligence Optimization (AIO) is one of the newest developments in search engine optimization. AIO combines AI technologies with traditional SEO techniques which improves the processes. This concept, which is frequently called AI SEO or SEO using AI, uses sophisticated algorithms and machine learning models to analyze and optimize web content. The purpose of employing … Read more

Decentralized science meets AI — legacy institutions aren’t ready

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Opinion by: Sasha Shilina, PhD, founder of Episteme and researcher at Paradigm Research Institute Science has always been about pushing boundaries, yet today, many of those boundaries are artificial — walled-off journals, slow-moving institutions and research funding locked behind bureaucratic doors. The system is designed for gatekeepers, not explorers. But what if we could tear … Read more

Severance isn’t in a rush

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As we inch closer to the end of Severance’s second season, there are still a lot of open questions. But it’s also become clear that the show isn’t in a rush to answer them. Whereas many mystery box shows race to their conclusions, speeding through plot points so quickly that it can be hard to … Read more

OTel Me Why: Why I’m So Excited About OTel

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LIMITED TIME OFFER! I’m ready for my next adventure as a DevRel advocate/Technical Evangelist/IT Talespinner. If that sounds like something you need, drop me a line by email or on LinkedIn. My blog on pricing from the other day caught the attention of the folks over at MetricFire, and we struck up a conversation about … Read more

Navigating the Murky Waters of AI and Copyright Law

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The ongoing debate about the authorship and ownership of generative content is intense. Since both sides have solid arguments, the answer isn’t crystal clear. The water is only becoming murkier as the legal battles surrounding artificial intelligence rage on. Who owns AI-generated works? Can AI companies really use copyrighted content for free, as OpenAI’s CEO … Read more

Rising $219B stablecoin supply signals mid-bull cycle, not market top

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The current crypto market correction is merely the middle of the bull cycle, not the top, based on the steadily growing stablecoin supply, which may signal more incoming investment according to analysts. The cumulative stablecoin supply has surpassed $219 billion, suggesting that the current cycle is still far from its top. Source: IntoTheBlock Historically, stablecoin … Read more

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce on the New Crypto Task Force

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SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, the newly named head of the regulator’s crypto task force, has long been a proponent of the crypto industry as one of the Republicans overseeing the federal securities regulator. She discussed her approach with CoinDesk in late February. You’re reading State of Crypto, a CoinDesk newsletter looking at the intersection of … Read more

Ether may fall below $1.9K ‘robust’ demand zone, analysts eye capitulation

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Ether risks another decline below $1,900, which may open up a significant amount of investor demand, which may catalyze Ether’s recovery from its three-month downtrend Ether (ETH) price fell over 52% during its three-month downtrend after it peaked above $4,100 on Dec. 16, 2024, TradingView data shows. While another correction below $1,900 is on the … Read more

AI Won’t Replace Me Yet, But It Might Prove I Was Never That Original

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The issue with Large Language Models—capitalized here the way you might capitalize God or Death, given the mission-critical importance the tech industry now attaches to them—is not that they generate text. That part is almost endearingly quaint, cute even. So 2022. The real conundrum I’m racking my brains over, dear HackerNoon reader, is more unsettling. … Read more