Newspage Raws
Questions we’ve put to Newspage’s experts, with their answers. Search by keyword or topic and by date, newest or most answered first.
3 Raws in nature
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
AI trained on 68 smuggled specimens can now spot shark fins hidden in airport luggage 95% of the time
AI trained on 68 smuggled specimens can now spot shark fins hidden in airport luggage 95% of the time, using scanners most travellers walk past without a second thought. Researchers at Sydney's Macquarie University…
- technology
- environment
- crime
- nature
- science
- AI
- AI
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- digital privacy
- software
- hacking
- online privacy
- Big Data
- IT support
- climate change
- IT
- decarbonisation
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- Microsoft
- oceans
- open source
- physics
- astrophysics
- biology
- mobile phones
- recycling
- scientific research
- chemistry
- extreme weather
- hardware
- sewage
- upcycling
- earthquakes
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Reduced Friction: OpenAI's Answer To Global Data Centre Revolt Is A Job Ad
OpenAI is hiring a Community Engagement Lead whose job description lists "reduced friction" as a key success metric just five days after another 500 people marched through Vancouver on Saturday. The job listing is for…
- politics
- business
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- management
- technology
- environment
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- human resources
- innovation
- artisan
- corporate guff
- society
- headhunting
- headhunting
- nature
- land management
- science
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- workplace culture
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- hacking
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- broken society
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- climate change
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- Parental leave
- decarbonisation
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- oceans
- open source
- Paternity leave
- physics
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- politicians
- recycling
- scientific research
- chemistry
- confrontations
- culture wars
- extreme weather
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- sewage
- upcycling
- earthquakes
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
One AI data centre will produce 23 atomic bombs worth of heat a day, physics professor claims
AN ENORMOUS new AI data centre that has been approved would dump the heat equivalent to 23 atomic bombs per day into the environment, a physics professor has claimed. The Stratos Project would be three times the size of…
- business
- management
- environment
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- Communities
- local authorities
- industries
- society
- headhunting
- nature
- land management
- weather
- science
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- bank issues
- business rates
- purpose-led business
- construction
- manufacturing
- property damage
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- broken society
- consumer scams
- council fails
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- climate change
- engineering
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- services
- decarbonisation
- fraud
- telecoms
- oceans
- physics
- rip-offs
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- council workers
- fallen trees
- holiday nightmares
- mobile
- recycling
- rough seas
- scientific research
- sunrises
- sunsets
- chemistry
- culture wars
- extreme weather
- floods
- life sciences
- pharmaceuticals
- sewage
- upcycling
- WDN
- earthquakes
- pot holes
- semiconductors