Lara Clark

Lara writes about finance and higher education. She holds a Masters Degree in Finance, with a minor in computational derivatives execution. Lara likes hiking and swimming when she's not busy writing new articles for her numerous readers.

iOS 18 Project Greymatter will use AI to curate notifications, articles and more

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Apple’s next-generation operating systems will feature Project Greymatter, bringing a host of AI-related improvements. We have new details on AI features planned for Siri, Notes and Messages. AI will enhance some core apps with summarization and transcription features After widespread claims and reports about AI-related improvements in iOS 18, AppleInsider has received additional information about … Read more

Helldivers 2’s next update won’t be the “mother of all patches”

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Video Gamer is supported by the reader. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Prices may vary. Learn more Helldivers 2 is a fantastic multiplayer experience and has definitely been the biggest success story of the year so far. Fans have absolutely loved their time with the game, … Read more

Exploring uncharted territory: physicists discover endless possibilities of quantum states

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SciTechDaily

A spin (blue ball with arrow) interacts with surrounding bosons described by non-Gaussian states – a new computational method to accurately describe what happens inside quantum devices. Credit: Jiří Minář A new method developed by Amsterdam researchers uses non-Gaussian states to efficiently describe and configure quantum spin-boson systems, promising advances in quantum computing and feeling. … Read more

GTA Online Content Event Week May 30 – June 5 – RockstarINTEL

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🔊 Listen to this GTA Online just got a new week of content events! Running from May 30th to June 5th, it comes with salvage yard rotation loot, bonuses, discounts and more. This Week’s Event is themed Benefactor, and Rockstar even created a short video for it. This is something Rockstar doesn’t do for Event … Read more

Mysterious plague is wiping out sea urchins across the globe, scientists say

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Sign up for a full roundup of all the best opinions of the week in our Voices Dispatches email Sign up for our free weekly Voices newsletter A mysterious plague of sea urchins has spread across the world, driving the creature to near extinction in some areas and threatening delicate coral reef ecosystems, a new … Read more

Unconventional Sex Let Anglerfish conquer the deep ocean

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How did the evil creatures known as minnows achieve the evolutionary feat that allowed them to essentially colonize the sunless depths of the ocean? It took special sex—extremely special sex. Scientists at Yale University have discovered that an explosion of anglerfish diversification began about 50 million years ago after the ancestral line developed a strange … Read more

A Relic of Ancient Oceans and Planetary Collisions – Scientists Shed New Light on Earth’s Mysterious D” Layer

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SciTechDaily

One study suggests that Earth’s D” layer, near the core-mantle boundary, was formed by a magma ocean created by a massive impact. The iron-magnesium peroxide, formed by the water in this ocean, explains the unique composition and heterogeneity of the D layer.” New research suggests that the mysterious D’ layer at Earth’s core-mantle boundary may … Read more

The arm is so, so over this AI accelerator unit craze

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ANALYSIS Arm this week announced the availability of new high-end CPUs and GPUs ready for system-on-chips for laptops, smartphones and similar personal devices. These cores are expected to power next-generation Android phones at least until the end of 2024. The announcements touched on a variety of topics, some obvious from marketing; some don’t. Here are … Read more

A Czech billionaire is buying Royal Mail. What next for the British establishment?

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Jobs with the Royal Mail are still prized, so why shouldn't others be in the UK service industry? Image credit: Maureen McLean/Shutterstock

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