Good morning, tech fam; here are some quick tech updates for you to catch up to!
What’s New Today: Ferrero Recruits M.Com and MBA Graduates: Explore Opportunities
Fast-Track Insights: Meta Confronts US Lawsuit by Forrest on Fraudulent Crypto Ads
OpenAI and Color Health have officially announced their collaboration to expedite cancer patients’ treatments in an effort to enhance cancer care.
In an effort to drastically reduce care delays, the firm blogged about the entire scope of the partnership, which resulted in the development of an AI assistant to help physicians create individualized treatment plans and personalized cancer screenings.
Based on GPT-4o, Color Health’s AI copilot will detect missing diagnostics to support medical professionals in making evidence-based choices. Testing revealed that physicians who used the copilot found four times as many missing tests and labs as those who did not use it.
In Pune, Ferrero is seeking a seasoned Customer Receivable and Reconciliation Specialist. Reconciliation and coordination with CFA for monitoring sales returns, damages, debit notes, and compliance checks for GST and TDS are just a few of the back-end functions that Customer Receivable/Reconciliation Specialists provide for the organization.
In addition to coordinating sales teams and checking and processing claims in accordance with TOT, the job of preparing reports on a weekly or monthly basis for business management information linked to claims is assumed.
Training an AI model involves solving a plethora of issues that may need more straightforward solutions. Some of the problems that may be encountered include data quality and quantity or the fact that the correct type of data is not readily available.
Acquiring and maintaining a sample of different and valid input data is essential for building reliable and non-prejudiced models. However, normalizations, feature extraction, and other concepts that belong to preprocessing steps require a very attentive approach. Read More
Due to fraudulent Facebook cryptocurrency advertisements, Australian billionaire Forrest has filed a lawsuit in the US against Meta.
The world’s second-richest person, according to a ruling made on Monday by U.S. District Judge Casey Pitts in San Jose, California, allows the Australian to attempt to demonstrate that Meta’s failure to act in a commercially reasonable manner in permitting the advertisements was negligent.
Forrest might further attempt to demonstrate that Meta, not only the con artists behind the fake advertisements, used his name and appearance without permission.
