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Personalize Amazon Connect customer interactions in real-time using Tealium and AI | Amazon Web Services
By Chavi Gupta, Senior Partner Solutions Architect, AWS By Josh Wolf, Senior Director, Solutions Consulting, Tealium By David Datars, VP Corporate Development, Tealium By Sid Patel, Product Lead, AWS With the advent of AI, customer experiences are evolving at an unprecedented pace. Modern customers demand seamless interactions across all touchpoints and channels. They expect personalized, omnichannel experiences that align with their individual preferences.
Campus Building Occupations from 2008-2010 to Today
2024-04-23 A wave of campus building occupations took place in response to austerity measures following the recession of 2008. As today’s Gaza solidarity movement begins to experiment with encampments and building occupations, it could be instructive to learn from the previous generation of student activists.
Campus Building Occupations, 2008-2010 and Today
A wave of campus building occupations took place in response to austerity measures following the recession of 2008. As today’s Gaza solidarity movement begins to experiment with encampments and building occupations, it could be instructive to learn from the previous generation of student activists.
A more secure (and smaller) Big Bang
Over three years ago, when the container universe was young(er), Platform One created Big Bang, an open source tool to streamline the building and maintenance of secure, on-premise software factories. Big Bang’s goal was to empower those managing software factories with an easy “software factory in a box” experience. Since its inception, it has seen over 6,500 commits, 130 releases, and contributions from over 100 contributors.
The Luddite Legacy: From Textile Turmoil to AI Anxiety
There are two societal stories running in the background as generative AI continues to evolve slightly outside the eye of mainstream society. “It’s easy to spot - banal, corporate, insipid writing,” Michael Rosenblum said in a recent comment on LinkedIn. “It reads like a bad Jr. High School attempt at a really crap novel. Just utterly terrible in every way. If this is the future, we are all doomed to inanity that is mass produced.” Rosenblum coined the term VJ (Video Journalist).
NewsCraft: The Journalist's New Edge in the Race Against the Clock
Tick. Tock. The newsroom clock is a relentless metronome for the journalist racing against deadlines. Enter NewsCraft, not with a flourish but with a quiet assurance, ready to redefine the daily hustle of turning notes into news. This is the journalist's new tool in the high-stakes arena where time is currency, and quality is non-negotiable.
Ideas & Opinions - Josh Wolf - Innovating regulation: The parallel paths of HipCamp and MECOs in Nevada County
Nevada County, known for its vibrant community and scenic beauty, recently witnessed a crucial debate: the regulation of Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations (MECOs). This discussion parallels my own journey with HipCamp, a platform offering unique outdoor experiences. Both scenarios reflect the county’s struggle to balance innovative entrepreneurship with regulatory frameworks. Years ago, I initiated Breaking Bread, a meal-sharing platform aimed at community building through shared meals.
A Man Just Won A Court Case Using ChatGPT
For Christopher Brock, ChatGPT isn’t just a cool toy — It’s his personal legal team. After last week’s victory in the courtroom, his $20 a month investment has paid for itself hundreds of times over. The trouble began in May of last year when Brock decided to build a small shed outside of his house. He lives outside of Cincinnati in an unincorporated part of Hamilton County. He’d seen plenty of similar sheds around his neighborhood and had no reason to believe anyone would hassle him about it.
Can AI be Used to End Poverty?
1772 Shares By Josh Wolf AI and UBI: A Glimpse into the Future of Wealth and Work In the not-so-distant future, imagine a world where artificial intelligence (AI) has become so advanced that it’s creating a colossal amount of wealth. This isn’t some sci-fi fantasy; it’s the vision of Sam Altman, co-founder and president of OpenAI. Altman envisions a world where AI isn’t just a tool but a wealth generator, a world where the fruits of AI’s labor aren’t hoarded by a few but shared by all.
Fully bootstrapping Java from source in Wolfi
Providing proof of the origin of Java distributions, from the source code all the way to the final binary package, is a significant challenge for projects that produce distributions of OpenJDK. As a company that focuses on software supply chain security, and also produces distributions of OpenJDK, we have been working to create a chain of OpenJDK packages which originates from an alternative JDK built from GNU Classpath, the GNU Compiler for Java, and the Eclipse Compiler for Java.
The Portland Surf Club is real
So you want to surf, but you live in Portland? There are opportunities up and down the Oregon Coast to catch waves. Although for the best surf, it’s unlikely you’ll be catching many rays. This is because the best surfing in Oregon is done in Fall and Winter. Before highlighting some of the surf spots on offer, let’s cover some of the basics. It’s difficult to put the feeling of riding a mountain of liquid on a planing mechanism of varying length.
Sniffing Out the Local Parks
One of the best parts of having a dog is the opportunity to enrich one’s own life as well as your pup’s. Much like our bipedal selves, many of our four-legged friends love adventure, new experiences, smells, sights and sounds.My best friend and I sampled some of the local parks in the Clackamas area to provide you with some insight and options for your own outdoor excursions.
New Head Coach Seeks Old Winning Ways
Under new head coach Tyler Lewis, the Clackamas Community College Women’s Soccer team finished the season with a 2-8 record. Lewis said he was disappointed and frustrated with their inability to get another result or two in the back half of our season. “I was satisfied with our overall season and our ability to battle through illness and injury to finish the season,” he said. “I was inserted as the coach so late.
Burning Man 2021: Lawless, Unprecedented, & Just What We Needed
A small musical parade journeyed across the playa before gathering around an art exhibit. (All photos by Josh Wolf) The young, broke and beautiful took over Black Rock City this past weekend after the non- profit organization cancelled their event. Burning Man first moved to the Playa in 1992 when the SFPD stopped the Man from being burned on Ocean Beach. What had started out as anarchist art camp-out in the desert, evolved into a temporary private city with its own rules and regulations.
Prinze and The Wolf on Apple Podcasts
154 episodes "Prinze and The Wolf" is a podcast with Freddie Prinze Jr. and comedian Josh Wolf that will cover everything from parenting, to MMA, to pop culture, to gaming. to cooking...you name it! With Freddie's wealth of experiences/stories and Josh's quick sense of humor, no topic is taboo and there are definitely no "safe spaces" on this show.
How the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Won Higher Wages By Playing For Free
Tuesday, May 7, 2019, 6:00 pm BY Josh Wolf Over the course of their 7-week strike, the CSO played free concerts across Chicago. (Photo by Hiroyuki Ito/Getty Images) While waving signs and walking a picket-line is standard practice for striking workers, performing world-class music isn’t. But for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra—one of the most renowned orchestras in the world—it was only natural to host free concerts during their longest strike ever.
Andrew Yang is Running for President on a Universal Basic Income Platform
In 2018, the impossible has become reality. Cars are driving themselves, Apple is worth more than a trillion dollars and Donald Trump is president. While these may at first seem unrelated, they tell the story of how our country has veered into a dystopian nightmare, and how, if we act now, we can escape what’s bound to happen. Andrew Yang, a serial entrepreneur from New York, is running for president on a campaign for Universal Basic Income.
S.F. Mayor Counts Existing Homes to Hit Affordable Housing Goal
San Francisco Public Press — May 13 2014 - 10:48am Nearly 40% of subsidized units cited already exist Part of a special report on solutions for housing affordability in San Francisco. A version of this story ran in the summer 2014 print edition.
The Dead Prez Riot
Six years ago this Valentine’s Day, an estimated 200 students surrounded Evergreen Police Services Officer April Meyers. Meyers had just arrested black breakdancer Kaylen Williams, who was watching the crowd gather from the back of Meyers’ patrol car. “Let him go!” the crowd chanted. As Meyers attempted to drive back to Police Services from Evergreen’s College Recreation Center (CRC), the students blocked her car in solidarity with the handcuffed suspect in the backseat.
A 'HACKtivation' matches nonprofits serving the homeless with tech talent
Tech-savvy programmers and groups that help the homeless gathered for a weekend at a San Francisco church. The groups went away with brand-new software to help them in their missions. Why the new health-care bill may keep affordable care out of reach for some An event in San Francisco pairs nonprofit organizations with tech-savvy volunteers to address technical challenges that would otherwise be out of reach for the cash-strapped organizations.
Orakpo: Murray can outperform 2014 season with Cowboys
Titans linebacker Brian Orakpo, speaking at the Music City Sports Festival, said he believes running back DeMarco Murray can rush for more yards than in 2014, when he led the NFL. Josh Wolf / The Tennessean
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