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IBM’s CEO has stated that artificial intelligence will enhance programmers’ capabilities rather than replace them, emphasizing that the future of programming lies in human-AI collaboration. This perspective comes amid growing concerns about AI’s impact on employment and reflects IBM’s balanced approach to technological advancement while maintaining investment in human talent.

Google has purchased land in Stillwater for a new data center development that could significantly expand the company’s data infrastructure capacity. The project is expected to create substantial employment opportunities and economic benefits for the region, aligning with the tech giant’s strategy to enhance its cloud computing and AI capabilities.

Major technology companies including Amazon, Google, and Meta have announced their support for an initiative to triple global nuclear power capacity by 2050. This backing comes as tech giants seek reliable, zero-emission energy sources to power their expanding data centers and meet climate commitments while addressing growing energy demands from AI and cloud computing.

Google has launched Gemma 3, a powerful AI model that can run on a single GPU while tripling the performance of previous versions. This breakthrough makes advanced AI capabilities more accessible to developers with limited computational resources, enabling sophisticated applications in image generation, style transfers, and natural language processing without requiring specialized hardware configurations.

Google is instructing Chromecast owners not to perform factory resets on their devices as widespread technical issues continue to plague the streaming devices. Support channels are overwhelmed with complaints as multiple generations of Chromecasts remain crippled by mysterious functionality problems, with Google promising a fix but providing no timeline.

A new sophisticated scam is targeting Apple users with fake ‘suspicious activity’ alerts designed to steal personal and financial information. The scam appears to particularly target owners of newer device models, including the iPhone 15 series and Ultra models. Security experts recommend verifying all communications directly with Apple and never clicking suspicious links or installing unverified software.

Apple’s M2 MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM has reached a new low price of $699, representing a significant discount from its original retail price. This configuration offers substantial performance for everyday computing and even creative work, making it an excellent value for students and professionals. The price drop may indicate inventory clearing ahead of new model announcements.