
Coding matters: Check the teeth
Seeing is no longer believing. AI deepfakes and voice cloning mean that we are more vulnerable to scams than ever before. Here are a few tips I found for identifying fake videos.
Seeing is no longer believing. AI deepfakes and voice cloning mean that we are more vulnerable to scams than ever before. Here are a few tips I found for identifying fake videos.
We all love to hate call centres. The endless repetition of "Press 1 for this" and "Press 2 for that", often with options that make it hard to choose. That dreadful announcement that "You are number 54 in the queue". Followed by the inane "Please be patient. Your call is
Jacqui explains why choosing the right course needs more than just a course name.
Once again, the role of food during a course raises its head. But you can’t eat your way to knowledge. And is it true that programmers eat more junk food?
As usual, I sent out the Zoom information to delegates booked on a virtual course this week. Then one of the delegates phoned and asked if she could rather have classroom training. Why still virtual? At the end of every virtual course, we ask delegates to complete an online evaluation
If you are a programmer, you might remember writing your first Hello World program. It’s a program that does nothing more than display a message on the screen that says "Hello World". Where did it come from? This is a well-established programming tradition. A Hello World program is simple. It
A look at the JDK Enhancement Proposal on unnamed classes and instance main methods. This will make it easier for novices to learn Java programming.
In 2019 I heard a talk by a professor from Wits University. His key point was that university degrees are losing their importance in many professions. This is old news Fast forward four years. An article on ITWeb this week claims SA university degrees are unsustainable. (It also notes that
July is the month that tempts me most to do less. It’s hard to get up when it’s dark. It’s hard to summon energy when it’s cold. A blanket, my Kindle and hot chocolate are so much more appealing than my desk. But to paraphrase Theodore Roosevelt: anything worth having
On Saturday my aerial hoop instructor said that she had used ChatGPT to draft a formal letter. She doesn’t work in IT. News updates, articles, videos – AI remains the hot topic. I did a quick search on Youtube: more than 80 videos on ChatGPT were uploaded in one hour.
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