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​​Nonfungible tokens, most popularly associated with the digital artwork and other collectibles recorded on crypto blockchains, have lost most of their value after once capturing the imagination of crypto enthusiasts as the next big thing.

Executive search and hiring firms including Transearch, Longhouse Consulting, CIEL HR and GI Group Holdings say that unlike earlier, when it was difficult to even pin down senior Big Tech professionals for job offer conversations, now theyre the ones who often make the first move.

In a pair of blog posts due to be published Wednesday, Britains National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said that experts had not yet got to grips with the potential security problems tied to algorithms that can generate human-sounding interactions - dubbed large language models, or LLMs.

The Microsoft-backed company is generating more than $80 million in revenue per month, compared to just $28 million in the entire last year, the report added.

The other chemical elements that have been detected on the lunar surface are aluminium, calcium, iron, chromium, titanium, manganese, silicon, and oxygen.

The online pharmacy is also in talks to restructure debt terms ahead of rights issue; share sale set to open on September 4

A parody rap song that features an AI-generated Donald Trump mocking the former US Presidents latest arrest in an alleged racketeering case to overturn the outcome of Georgias vote count in the 2020 presidential election, has landed a No. 2 spot on the iTunes chart.

Food-delivery major Swiggy is working with banking and telecom firms to roll out bundled plans that include Swiggy One subscriptions. The company is also experimenting with different pricing and service tiers for the subscriptions, people in the know of the matter told ET.

Elon Musk has championed Tesla Incs driver assistance Autopilot and "Full Self-Driving" software as innovations that will both improve road safety and position the electric vehicle maker as a technology leader.

Sold at a price of $50,000, the Solix AG Robotics unit can scout crops and monitor development of individual plants, as well as target-spray herbicide to save costs.