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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, January 11, 2025?
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Insulin was first used to treat diabetes in humans in 1922, The oldest known living organism was discovered in 2013, Grand Canyon was declared a national monument in 1908,
and we present you with these top quality stories.
From
Let ChatGPT Write for You, Don’t Let ChatGPT Read for You
to
The Opt Out Writing Contest: Final Round Results Announcement 🎉,
let’s dive right in.
By @vinitabansal [ 11 Min read ] Manipulators are hard to spot because, with the intention to cheat and deceive, they use tricks that are meant to influence, exploit, and control you. Read More.
By @mranthony [ 9 Min read ] Discover ChatGPTs strengths and limits in research and writing, with insights on accuracy, citations, and tips to maximize its potential while staying critical Read More.
By @sesigl [ 6 Min read ] Discover how empowered execution transforms large organizations. Learn actionable strategies for engineers and leaders to build high-performing teams. Read More.
By @hackernooncontests [ 7 Min read ] Aut Labs HackerNoon are pleased to announce the results for the final round of the Opt Out writing contest. Read More.
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