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Sophie Alcorn Contributor Sophie Alcorn He is the founder of Alcorn Immigration Law in Silicon Valley, which was named “California Law Firm of the Year for Entrepreneurial Immigration Services” at the 2019 Global Law Experts Awards. She connects people with opportunities to expand their businesses and lives. More posts by this contributor Ask Sophie: What's the latest on the H-1B Lottery? Ask Sophie: What's the latest on the USCIS H-1B lottery and filing fees? Sophie Alcorn, AttorneyThe author and founder of Alcorn Immigration Law in California's Silicon Valley is an award-winning attorney certified in immigration and citizenship law by the…
Laptop screen for illustration photography. January 23, 2022, Gliwice, Poland. (Photo by Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via Getty Images)NurPhoto (from Getty Images) Here are five things that happened in the tech industry this week and how they impact your business. Were you lonely? 1-10 Windows 11 AI features you can use now. Windows users – Computerworld has listed 11 AI-powered tools you can use right now. Some are: -Paint Cocreator – AI tool “DALL-E” can be instructed to create different images based on user input. -Smart App Control is another new feature that is still being discovered by users. This AI tool…
Copilot, Microsoft's AI-powered chatbot and assistant family, is getting some new upgrades to coincide with its splashy Super Bowl LVIII ad campaign. In a post on Microsoft's official blog, Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft's chief marketing officer, outlined what users can expect. “Today marks exactly one year since we gave people AI-powered experiences with Bing Chat,” he wrote. “We learned so many new things that year, and the use of the Copilot experience exploded, with over 5 billion chats and 5 billion images created to date… We're introducing even more, using Copilot as the only experience for people who want to get…
After former FOX News TV host Tucker Carlson announced he would interview Russian President Vladimir Putin on X, downloads of the app formerly known as Twitter skyrocketed, and X became a US app overnight. It rose to the top of the Store. Multiple news outlets, including Reuters, the Associated Press and the New York Times, confirmed on Wednesday that Carlson's interview had already taken place, and the Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources, said the interview would take place on Thursday. I was told that it is scheduled to be broadcast. Interest in the Carlson-Putin interview likely caused a spike…
newstechnologyToday's tech news: Pixel 8 Pro gets new features, Microsoft Co-Pilot can now generate music, and more Today's tech news (December 24, 2023): Google adds headline features to its flagship Pixel 8 Pro smartphone through software update, Microsoft adds more features to CoPilot and more with GPT-4 did. Google Pixel 8 Pro (Image source: Google)Today's tech news in India: If you're a Pixel 8 Pro smartphone user, Google has significantly improved its video recording capabilities by introducing Video Boost technology through a software update, and CoPilot, powered by Microsoft's generative AI, can now generate music for free. I did. you…
It's not every day that a new VC firm emerges from stealth. Now, Varsity is announcing its first fund. Founded by a former Société Générale executive and two of his VC investors who worked at Serena Capital, Varsity has already raised €70 million ( At today's exchange rates he has raised $75 million. This is just the first deadline, as Varsity hopes to raise as much as 150 million euros ($161 million) for Varsity I. Overall, the company plans to invest in around 30 European startups. Varsity's limited partners include his Bpifrance, a French public bank, MACSF, Sogecap and Elevation…
Considering Todoist currently has over 30 million users, it's likely that a significant number of your friends, family, and colleagues use Todoist to keep track of their personal and professional tasks. There may be several. Still, Todoist never really took off as a workspace project management tool. Other companies working on sophisticated task tracking and project management services, such as Asana, Monday, and Atlassian, are really cornering this part of the enterprise software industry. But Todoist isn't giving up and is launching a new way to manage tasks at work. This new feature has been in beta for some time,…
The world's power infrastructure is filled with transformers, devices that change the voltage as electricity flows through the power grid. They are found almost everywhere, from power plants to cell phone chargers. Most have remained unchanged since they were first developed in the late 1800s. This longevity is not only a testament to the original design, but also to how little the grid has changed in the intervening years. But with distributed renewable energy, batteries, and electric vehicles, change is coming to the world's power grid faster than at any time in the last century. Electricity no longer needs to…
The year 2023 is coming to a close, but it has been full of great news stories you might like to remember. Here are a few tech news stories to reflect on and some that may change the world forever — and you were a part of it. Mercedes Drivers Can Utilize Voice Control with ChatGPT Mercedes-Benz unveiled a test program that enables American drivers to operate select luxury automobiles via voice commands using ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot. The test opens to about 900,000 cars with Mercedes’ “MBUX” systems installed. Following drivers’ opt-in via a Mercedes app or voice command,…
No matter how you look at it, job hunting is difficult. Even more so if you enter the same information into an application over and over again. This feels like a process ripe for a digital update, with early-stage startup Simplify combining surveys, job scraping, job matching, autofill applications, and text-based question answering assistance into one. We are trying to achieve digital updates by doing this. program. Today, W21 YC alumni continue to work with applicants and employers to build business models around this idea, announcing a $3 million seed. Michael Yang, the company's CEO and co-founder, says it's long…