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Get Certified in Claude AI with an Affordable Online Course

A verifiable credential in one of the most popular AI models on the market is now within reach. For a limited time, you can obtain a professional e-degree in Claude for just $19.99, down from its regular price of $49.

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Google Economist Warns AI-Driven Layoffs, But Sees No Evidence of White-Collar Bloodbath

Economist Alex Imas from Google DeepMind has expressed concerns about the potential impact of artificial intelligence on jobs. However, he emphasizes that there is currently no evidence to support a widespread white-collar job loss crisis.

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Google's DiffusionGemma AI Model Offers Speed Boost for Local Processing

A new AI model from Google DeepMind, called DiffusionGemma, has been released as part of the Gemma 4 open model family. Unlike other models in this lineup, it doesn't generate text linearly but instead produces entire blocks of text in parallel.

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Maryland Governor's Office Taps AI Expert as Senior Adviser

A new senior adviser has joined the office of Maryland Governor Wes Moore, tasked with improving the state's use of artificial intelligence technology. Michael Boyce, who started in late May, brings expertise from his previous roles at U.S. Digital Response and the Department of Homeland Security's AI Corps.

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Microsoft and Adobe Patch Tuesday, June 2026 Security Update Review

A total of 206 vulnerabilities have been addressed in the latest Microsoft Patch Tuesday update for June 2026. This includes 33 critical and 167 important-severity vulnerabilities that could significantly impact enterprise environments if left unaddressed.

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PegaSystems CEO Criticizes LLM Token Pricing, Launches Token-Free AI Offering

PegaSystems CEO Alan Trefler has expressed his concerns about the high cost of tokens used by Large Language Models (LLMs). He notes that in recent weeks, the term 'tokenomics' has gained attention due to the unexpectedly high price of these tokens. This has led some companies to question their use and costs associated with them.

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Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 End of Life: UK Businesses Must Act Now

The end of mainstream support for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 has left thousands of businesses worldwide at risk. With the rapid evolution of cloud technologies, organisations still relying on this ERP platform face significant security, compliance, and scalability challenges.

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Microsoft Enhances Bulk Deletion Capabilities for Dataverse Environments

Dataverse environments generate large amounts of data that eventually become obsolete, including workflow logs, audit trails, system jobs, and test records. If left unmanaged, this data accumulates, consumes storage space, and forces administrators to perform costly cleanups.

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Dell, Microsoft and AMD Unite for AI-Focused Infrastructure Solutions

Dell Technologies is leveraging strategic partnerships with major players in the tech industry to drive its initiatives. The company's collaborations with chipmakers, virtualization leaders, cloud providers, and leading software platforms have enabled it to develop a platform that integrates compute, storage, networking, and workloads across hybrid and multicloud environments.

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Apple Taps Nvidia for Next-Gen Siri Infrastructure

Siri is set to get a major upgrade with the launch of iOS 27 later this year, and Apple has reportedly chosen Nvidia's Blackwell B200 data center chips to power it. According to The Information, Apple will utilize Google's fleet of these high-performance processors to fuel requests from the AI-enhanced Siri.

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Senate Banking Committee Examines Artificial Intelligence's Economic Impact

A hearing on artificial intelligence is underway in the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee. The committee is exploring how AI can promote innovation, affordability, and American dominance. The hearing comes as several major tech companies are investing heavily in AI research and development.

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Purdue University Rolls Out Google Gemini Pro for Faculty and Staff

Purdue University is taking the next step in its partnership with Google by providing access to Google Gemini Pro, an advanced AI platform. The university will begin issuing licenses to interested faculty and staff starting June 15.

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Author Abandons Copilot for Gemini Due to Accuracy Issues

A long-time user of Microsoft's Copilot generative AI tool has switched to Google's Gemini due to repeated instances of inaccurate advice. Preston Gralla, a contributing editor for Computerworld and author of over 45 technology books, had been using Copilot since its public release in 2023 for both personal projects and work-related tasks.

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PRC-linked Influence Operations Target US AI Debates

A recent investigation has uncovered two clusters of ChatGPT accounts linked to China that were involved in covert influence operations aimed at manipulating public opinion on American artificial intelligence policies. The operation, which was detected and disrupted by the platform's moderators, demonstrates a new tactic used by foreign actors seeking to exploit existing concerns about AI infrastructure.

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Google DeepMind Selects First Cohort for Accelerator: Robotics Program

Google DeepMind has announced the first cohort of its Accelerator: Robotics program, a three-month initiative that brings together 15 early-stage robotics startups from nine European countries. The selected companies will have access to Google's AI stack, Gemini robotics models, and direct technical mentorship from DeepMind researchers without surrendering any ownership stake.

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