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Quantum computing needs software engineers

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By Kari McMahon Verified
| LeadDev
You have 1 article left to read this month before you need to register a free LeadDev.com account. Estimated reading time: 6 minutes Key takeaways: No PhD required! 250,000 quantum jobs expected by 2030, most needing only a bachelor’s degree. It’s a different way of thinking, not a new library. Expect two years before real proficiency. AI is pulling the quantum timeline forward, which means more engineering jobs, not fewer. For those in the technology industry, it can feel hard to escape from AI.
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From Vox to Hearst, How Publishers Are Navigating Agentic Buying

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By Kari McMahon Verified
| A Media Operator
Stock.adobe.com The summer season typically brings a slowdown in dealmaking and transactions, but for media publisher Vox, it’s when it announced its first agentic-powered media buy. Vox leveraged an AI “seller agent” built by ad management platform Boostr to receive, negotiate and complete a media purchase. The ad campaign went from brief to live in under two minutes, with humans still in the loop for approvals, according to the announcement release. What is your type of business?
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Advertisers Could Soon Demand ‘Verified Clicks’

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By Kari McMahon Verified
| A Media Operator
Stock.adobe.com A state of the email bots report from email sending platform Omnivery shows the extent to which big tech titans are influencing the inbox and having an impact on the email metrics publishers leverage for tracking engagement, which might soon force publishers to change course and move toward the “verified click.” As reported by AMO earlier this year, bot clicks, which were thought to only be a problem with corporate email inboxes, are infiltrating consumer inboxes and newsletters.
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