Brandon Vigliarolo

I’d have to dig through my old material from last year to be sure, but I don’t believe they did.

Want a job? Just put 'AI skills' on your resume It could just be the new 'proficient with MS Word' ai-pocalypse  For job seekers wondering which AI skills to bone up on, the answer appears to be simple based on a look at the past year of employment data: Just learn to use it. …

Want a job? Just put 'AI skills' on your resume

Some of my reporting at @theregister.com was cited during the most recent episode of @lastweektonight.com. Hooray!

HPE Discover: All in on agentic AI HPE Discover 2025: Another OEM has decided we're now in the agentic AI age

I’m at #hpediscover in Las Vegas this week. Hope you like AI agents, because that’s pretty much what the whole show is about this year!

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We know therapy is important to a lot of people, and not everyone can afford it or find the right mental-health professional. But bear in mind, LLMs like OpenAI's GPT-4 don't respond well to the sharing of traumatic experiences, according to this study

By @bvig.bsky.social

Devastating news for the US scientific community, as NSF staffers explained to me:

It's pretty brazen for someone who decided it was a good idea to fly their #drone above an active #wildfire, resulting in an mid-air collision with a firefighting aircraft, to blame #DJI for not properly geofencing him to prevent the flight. Take some responsibility, dude.

Enterprise Technology News and Analysis Enterprise technology news for IT decision-makers and professionals

Not to be a shill but @theregister.com still offers top notch writing on the tech subjects amidst all the madness. Bonus: amusingly unhinged comments from the UK readers that would cause some pearl-clutching on this side of the ocean. 😀
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This one’s sure a doozy

CISA: Wow, that election had a lot of foreign trolling. Trump's Homeland Sec pick: And that's none of your concern Cyber agency too 'far off mission,' says incoming boss Kristi Noem America's lead cybersecurity agency on Friday made one final scream into the impending truth void about election security and the role CISA plays in maintaining it.…

CISA: Wow, that election had a lot of foreign trolling. Trump's Homeland Sec pick: And that's none of your concern

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What's this hot garbage in my Google Docs? I don't want Gemini to help me write, and I don't see an option to disable it. Yuck.

Ok, I get it. I have to buy a new calendar. Now please stop shooting guns and lighting off fireworks. You’re scaring my cats.

Amazon told me the move was to protect their drivers - oh, so NOW they care

South Korea's President Declares Martial Law: Live Updates President Yoon Suk Yeol made the extraordinary declaration after months of being deadlocked with his political opposition.

Holding out hope for my friends in #SouthKorea, where I was lucky enough to live for a year when I was in the US Army. Frightening development given Yoon seems to be unpopular, being investigated for corruption, and trying desperately to hold on to power.

claustrophobia is so stupid. let Santa get married.

Oh, those buckets. So leaky!

Ah, yes - book bans. A sure-fire method of preventing curious teenagers from engaging with subversive material. Worked with DARE and abstinence-only education ... right?

#readbannedbooks

Ah, the holiday shopping season: When everyone I've ever bought something from sends me an email to remind me to get off their mailing list.

#merrychristmas and #happyholidays, #ecommerce world!

It’s the Catholic Church putting it on, but it still feels sacrilegious.

New York Times lawyers claim OpenAI accidentally deleted evidence in copyright case Probably not intentional, but '150 person-hours' of work were still lost The New York Times has filed a letter in its copyright infringement case against OpenAI and Microsoft, alerting the court that the ChatGPT maker accidentally deleted a bunch of…

New York Times lawyers claim OpenAI accidentally deleted evidence in copyright case

AI being pushed from the top down just isn’t working - here’s yet another study that finds workers aren’t ready to embrace garbage tech that can’t deliver on productivity promises.

Business leaders, take notice: involve your people in these sorts of decisions.

Musk, America PAC sued for allegedly rigging $1M election prize This was pretty inevitable after its lawyers admitted in court that the giveaway wasn't random Elon Musk and his America PAC have been sued for allegedly lying about their $1 million election lottery after letting slip in a court hearing earlier this…

Musk, America PAC sued for allegedly rigging $1M election prize

When they tell you who they are, believe them

Sure, it’s disturbing to hear from an #llm, but it makes for entertaining reading. And writing.

A Borg Cube from Star Trek: The Next Generation in orbit of Earth, menacing the planet

The new Secretary of Earth Defense:

You’ll never guess what’s getting recalled again.

Ok, yeah, it’s the Cybertruck

The Onion wins Alex Jones' Infowars in bankruptcy auction The satirical newspaper plans to shutter Jones’ InfoWars and rebuild the website featuring well-known internet humor writers and content creators, according to a person with knowledge of the sale.

Pinch me, I must be dreaming: www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcn...

Geez, guess I oughta close up shop over there too?

All bark, no bite? Musk's DOGE unlikely to have any real power 'Department of Government Efficiency' expected to do little more than suggest changes, Congress will still decide Comment  Well, it's official(ish): US president-elect Donald Trump has made good on a campaign promise to appoint Elon Musk to the head…

All bark, no bite? Musk's DOGE unlikely to have any real power