‘Slaughterbots’ are a step away from your neighborhood — and we need a ban

Dec13
by on December 13, 2021 at 10:17 am
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If you’re concerned about killer robots in the military, brace yourself for their arrival in civilian hands. AI weapons will soon spread from battlefields to city streets, campaigners have warned, unless new global rules are imposed on the tech. A UN conference this week can alleviate the fears. In a  Geneva meeting that starts today, delegates will debate banning weapons that target people without “meaningful human control.” Activists, however, are pessimistic about the outcome. While some countries have endorsed new laws, the world’s leading military powers don’t appear enthusiastic. The US, for instance, has rebuffed calls to regulate lethal autonomous weapons…

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Hey, React devs! Here’s why UI libraries will improve your apps

Dec11
by on December 11, 2021 at 1:00 pm
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Slow and steady wins the race. We’ve all heard this phrase thousands of times, but is it really true for our modern time where new businesses and technologies are getting launched every day? You can definitely finish the race being slow and steady but there’s no guarantee of winning it. This thing is even more true for tech where each day new frameworks, libraries, tools, and websites are getting launched. Therefore, as a developer you should try to delegate/eliminate/substitute your less important tasks to focus most on the high-value tasks. Use UIlibraries to style React apps One area where developers…

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