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Tim Hinchliffe’s Journalist Portfolio

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Tim Hinchliffe

Tim Hinchliffe is the editor of The Sociable. Previously, he was a reporter for the Ghanaian Chronicle in Wes…

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SkyPSI launches to make drones work for working people, enable next-gen entrepreneurs

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By Tim Hinchliffe Verified
| The Sociable Verified
For the first time in a generation, the world's best engineers are losing interest in America. Job-seeker clicks on U.S. tech roles from abroad are down 29% from their peak, and H-1B visa applications just fell almost 39% in a single year. The $100K H-1B fee that got struck down in June only pushed more people to look elsewhere. Many didn't have to look far, finding ways to build careers from home for foreign companies. Pablo Miller saw this shift coming before working from home became the norm.
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Digital twins, agentic AI are driving retail execution in real time

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By Tim Hinchliffe Verified
| The Sociable Verified
For the first time in a generation, the world's best engineers are losing interest in America. Job-seeker clicks on U.S. tech roles from abroad are down 29% from their peak, and H-1B visa applications just fell almost 39% in a single year. The $100K H-1B fee that got struck down in June only pushed more people to look elsewhere. Many didn't have to look far, finding ways to build careers from home for foreign companies. Pablo Miller saw this shift coming before working from home became the norm.
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US spy tech agency IARPA ‘MOVES’ to diagnose people’s neurological conditions from video clips

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By Tim Hinchliffe Verified
| SGT Report
by Tim Hinchliffe, Activist Post: IARPA, the US spy tech agency, is working on how to diagnose various  neurological conditions by analyzing video clips of how people move. Intelligence& Counterterrorism Last April, the US Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) announced the launch of its Movement Observation and Video-based Evaluation System (MOVES) program aimed at diagnosing neurological  health conditions from open source video clips.
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