AI-ready skills are not what you think
The real challenge of AI readiness is teaching employees how to question, validate, and supervise automated systems.
If you’re a social media marketer these days, you probably know the struggle of turning ordinary visuals and dull content into scroll-stopping masterpieces. The truth is, the digital landscape moves crazy fast, and the pressure to create high-quality content consistently is unreal. That’s where AI-powered tools come in, giving marketers, content creators, and small business…
1. How does generative AI restore old photos? Generative AI analyzes damaged areas, predicts missing details, and reconstructs textures, faces, and backgrounds using trained models from millions of image samples. 2. Can generative AI accurately colorize black-and-white photos? Generative AI studies objects, skin tones, clothing, and environments to apply realistic colors based on historical data…
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain New research in Contemporary Economic Policy reveals that generative artificial intelligence tools like GitHub Copilot may lead to more, not fewer, jobs in the software engineering workforce. By analyzing LinkedIn and GitHub data, investigators found that firms adopting GitHub Copilot are likely to increase hiring of software engineers, with new hires…
The cybersecurity industry is getting another demonstration of how generative AI tools can allow lower-skilled threat actors to launch and run wide-ranging attacks that previously would have taken larger teams of more experienced hackers to pull off. The latest example was reported by the Amazon Threat Intelligence unit, which said its researchers found a Russian-speaking…
If you’re a creator, marketer, or active social media user, you’ve probably felt the pressure to produce polished visuals quickly. It’s not just a creativity challenge, it’s about time, tools, and technical skill. That’s exactly where Adobe Firefly stands out. It offers a suite of free, AI-powered tools that let you upload your images and…
Zeek Earl, Executive Creative Director at Packrat, on the set of the stop-motion shoot for AWS Kiro last year. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) On a rainy afternoon last November at Seattle Center, I walked into a darkened studio and found a film crew huddled around a miniature set, manipulating action figures representing software developers,…