Month: March 2023

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Ibetin Mobile App is a leading sports betting app that offers a seamless and user-friendly experience to sports bettors worldwide. With its sleek design, wide range of betting options, and state-of-the-art security features, Ibetin Mobile App is quickly becoming the go-to choice for sports enthusiasts.   During IPL T20 2023, Ibetin Mobile App is offering some exciting offers and promotions to its users. You can win amazing prizes like an iPhone 14 Pro Max, a Thar, a TV, and even a weekly phone when you play during IPL matches. With…

Mapping drone startup Wingtra is eyeing a new future after landing $22M.

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Wingtra drones are used by organizations around the world, including NASA and the Army Corps of Engineers, to perform surveying missions. Now that the startup has landed $22 million in Series B funding, it’s planning a new expansion strategy that will use it to improve existing technology and add new features. “Our product roadmap is top secret, but our high-level vision for a decade or so is to take people out of the loop and have fully automated data collection, processing and analysis,” said co-founder and CEO Maximilian Bosfeld. TechCrunch…

Scorched-earth tactics of Iran’s cyber army

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In the beginning January 5 watches popular anonymous Iranian opposition account called. Jupiter He announced on Twitter that his friends had killed Abolqasem Salavati, an abusive judge nicknamed “Judge of Death”. The tweet went viral, and thousands of happy people took to the account’s Twitter space to thank him for killing the man who had sentenced hundreds of political prisoners to death. Soon, however, a few attendees expressed doubts about the veracity of the claim. “Tonight is for a feast!” said the host. When he insisted, they were cursed and…

Duolingo is working on a music app.

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Duolingo, the language learning app with more than 500 million users, is working on a music app, TechCrunch has learned. The Pittsburgh-based technology company currently has a small team working on music production and is hiring a learning scientist who is “an expert in music education with theoretical knowledge in music education, relevant learning science research, and hands-on teaching experience.” A job posting listed on the Duolingo careers page. The company has posted a job seeking a freelance music composition and curriculum consultant, but the company is not accepting applications…

Daily Crunch: Amazon CEO says laying off 9,000 more workers ‘is best for company long-term’

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To get TechCrunch’s biggest and most important stories delivered to your inbox every day at 3pm PDT; Register here. 🚚 Although trucking is a vital industry, most operations operate on outdated platforms. AtoB thinks it has a solution, and its co-founder says the company is essentially Stripe for transportation. If you want to learn more, tune into our TechCrunch Live segment on Wednesdays at 12 pm PDT/3 pm EDT. ✌️ Happy Equinox. May your spring bloom with a million flowers and endless prosperity. – Christine And came TechCrunch’s Top 3…

Aembit raises $16.6M to bring identity management to workloads

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Aembit, a Maryland-based security startup focused on helping devOps and security teams communicate with federal workloads, is officially launching its services today and announcing a $16.6 million seed round of funding from Ballistic Ventures and Ten Eleven Ventures. At its core, Aimbit’s workload identity and access management service applies industry expertise from user and device access to managing cloud workloads such as APIs, databases and other cloud resources. Image Credits: Ambit Co-founders David Goldschlag and Kevin Sapp have spent the past 17 years working together. Among other startups, they co-founded…

Language models may be able to correct biases themselves – if you ask them

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The second test used the model’s data set to test how likely a person’s gender was to be accepted into a particular profession, and the third tested how much race affected an applicant’s likelihood of being accepted into law school. A language model was asked to make the choice – something, thankfully, that doesn’t happen in the real world. The team found that asking the model to ensure that its responses were not based on intuition had a surprisingly positive effect on performance, especially for an AI system that had…

Hear why AtoB calls itself the Strip for Trucks on TechCrunch Live

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While trucking is a critical industry, most operations are operating on outdated platforms. AtoB thinks it has a solution and co-founder Harshita Arora says the company is basically Stripe for transportation. I’m excited to have her and Eric Tarczynski of Opposite Capital speak at the upcoming TechCrunch Live. March 22 at 12 pm PT / 3 pm ET. TechCrunch’s Rebecca Bellan talks to them about the company’s growth and current state. AtoB has raised $175 million in three rounds of funding. The last is a $75 million Series B that…

The United Nations has presented a list of urgent climate actions

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As cheap as wind and solar, they can still represent a significant financial investment. That’s why the new report emphasizes that improving access to finance, especially in developing countries, will help accelerate climate action. “Money can’t solve everything, but it’s important to bridge the gap between the most vulnerable and the most secure.” Lee said. 2) Cut methane emissions from fossil fuel production and waste. Carbon dioxide is primarily responsible for climate change, but it is not alone in warming the planet. In the recent past, methane is 80 times…