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Nvidia's new AI mini-PC, the Jetson Orin Nano Super, is aimed at developers and hobbyists. It's a powerful follow-up to their 2019 Jetson Nano, featuring an ARM Cortex A78E processor and a custom Nvidia

I was surprised to learn that US banks are still heavily relying on manual processes for compliance, despite growing investments in automation. The study shows many see tech as crucial, but it’s not yet

Scientists are now using Artificial Intelligence to track migratory birds more effectively, even at night. AI does that by unlocking new data, helping us understand and protect these birds better. On another

Salesforce launched Agentforce 2.0, and Google revealed Gemini 2.0, and this is sparking some buzz about AI’s role in revenue growth by 2025. Some Experts think AI will boost revenues, even if just by

Sorry for going on and on about this, but this is what I think. AI’s already mastered the basics: apps, games, and all that. Now, it’s up to you to push the boundaries. Your skill is in creating the next

If we reach a point where AGI outsmarts everyone, it could be a doomsday scenario. In that case, humans might no longer be needed, no CEOs, no employees, just AI running everything. Hopefully, we’re a

No need to worry about doomsday, but it’s time to start using AI to level up. With AI now accessible to everyone, the competition’s getting tougher, and expectations are rising. I will keep preaching that

Jobs will change, but we'll still need people to work with AI. Just like when computers came on the scene, those who adapted thrived, while others got left behind. The key is to learn and evolve with these

Well, what they say is true If you love your job you'd never work a day in your life.

What are some cool or just fun AI tools I might not have heard of? Share with me...

I'm thinking, is the purpose of AI to emulate human work or bring innovation. #askleo

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I hope you know falling asleep to videos on a laptop can improve your sleep hygiene compared to a TV? Laptops often have smaller screens and lower brightness settings, which can help minimize light in

What kind of cost?