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Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Master Attraction Reports Surge in Growth as Men Worldwide Seek AI-Powered Dating Guidance
Even with 24/7 access to dating apps and relationship advice, millions of men who want a girlfriend are still coming up short. According to Pew Research Center, 63% of men under 30 are single, despite many of them actively trying to change that. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania--(Newsfile Corp. - May 16, 2025) - Master Attraction, a leading dating education platform helping men improve their dating and relationship skills, today announced a surge in user growth as more men turn to its structured, expert-led system for relationship success. Photo Courtesy of Dan Bacon The platform's expansion is fueled in part by the growing popularity of Master Attraction, an innovative artificial intelligence (AI) dating coach developed using methods created by founder Dan Bacon. Designed to provide on-demand, tailored advice, the AI coach draws from a comprehensive library of over two decades of successful coaching insights to support users in real-time dating scenarios. "We've packaged years of real-world dating experience into an AI model that delivers practical, proven strategies instantly," said Dan Bacon, founder of Master Attraction. "This isn't about gimmicks-it's about helping men become their best selves and form meaningful, lasting relationships." Central to the platform's success is its curriculum, built around 124 naturally attractive traits-such as confidence, charisma, emotional intelligence, and humor-rooted in scientific principles of attraction. These traits are woven throughout the AI's coaching framework, enabling personalized guidance across a variety of situations, from initiating conversations to deepening romantic connections. The Master Attraction is designed to interpret user-submitted text messages, screenshots, and social scenarios, delivering actionable advice based on what has worked for thousands of men globally. The platform reports that its membership base has grown steadily as more men report positive results using the system to transition from being single to building strong, committed relationships. "Our mission is to make expert-level dating advice more accessible," Bacon added. "Master Attraction's recent growth reflects a rising demand for real guidance that actually works in today's dating landscape." For more information about Master Attraction and its AI-powered coaching services, visit About Master Attraction Master Attraction is an online education company dedicated to helping men improve their dating and relationship skills. Founded by dating and relationship expert Dan Bacon, the platform offers a range of digital products and AI-supported tools aimed at building confidence, developing naturally attractive traits, and fostering healthy, lasting relationships. Contact Information: Dan BaconMaster Attractionmedia@ US To view the source version of this press release, please visit Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
The Journal
08-05-2025
- Business
- The Journal
AI can be used to create drafts of government reports, say new guidelines
IT IS ACCEPTABLE for draft versions of reports produced by the public service to be created by artificial intelligence, say new guidelines released today. The Department of Public Expenditure and Public Service Reform has published new guidelines setting out what it considers to be 'responsible use of AI in the public service'. The public service includes civil servants working in government departments and State agencies as well as wider public sector workers in areas like education, healthcare and the justice system. The guidelines outline the type of tasks that AI can be used to support work in the public service. These include using AI to provide chatbots on government websites, language translation, algorithms for decision-making, policy analysis, and content generation, such as text, images, audio or video. Advertisement The guidelines list examples of the type of content that AI can be used to generate in the public service, including analysing lengthy documents and generating summaries or draft versions of reports containing the most important data points and insights. Other acceptable examples it provides are the automatic generation of language translations of government publications and the creation videos or infographics for public awareness campaigns. AI can also be used in the public service for identifying and categorising data, detecting and monitoring patterns, and forecasting future trends, the guidelines detail. Pros and cons The guidelines say that AI has 'the potential to transform Irish Public Services, making them more efficient, fair, and responsive'. Currently, St. Vincent's University Hospital is exploring the potential for AI to assist with performing heart ultrasound scans, which could help to reduce waiting times for patients. The Department of Agriculture is developing an AI-supported solution to detect errors in grant applications that could reduce processing times for applications. 'AI offers immense possibilities to improve the provision of public services,' said Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Jack Chambers. Related Reads Meta says it will use public content from European users to train its AI model Investigation into AI tool 'Grok' on social media site X launched by Irish privacy watchdog Minister of State for AI Niamh Smyth added that AI can be used for 'unlocking productivity, addressing social challenges and delivering enhanced services'. However, the guidelines also identify several potential risks associated with using AI in public services. One of the risks is AI systems could reinforce biases in data, leading to unintended discrimination. There's also a risk that complex algorithms can make AI-driven decisions difficult to understand, which in turn could affect public trust. And automated AI systems can lack flexibility, risking a loss of the 'human touch' in public services. Readers like you are keeping these stories free for everyone... A mix of advertising and supporting contributions helps keep paywalls away from valuable information like this article. Over 5,000 readers like you have already stepped up and support us with a monthly payment or a once-off donation. Learn More Support The Journal
Yahoo
25-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Databricks to invest more than $250m in India
Data and AI company Databricks has unveiled plans to invest more than $250m (Rs21.36bn) in India over the next three years to enhance data and AI capabilities. The planned investment will support initiatives across training, research and development (R&D) and go-to-market operations. As part of this initiative, Databricks plans to grow its India-based workforce by more than 50% to more than 750 employees by the end of the current fiscal year. Databricks has also launched the India Data + AI Academy, an initiative aimed at enhancing the data and AI skills of the Indian workforce. The academy intends to train 500,000 partners and customers across the country over the next three years. It will offer a structured programme in data, analytics and AI, delivered through self-paced learning, AI-supported tutors and practical labs. Participants will receive Databricks certifications and accreditations upon completion. Databricks Learning & Enablement vice-president Rochana Golani said: 'The India Data + AI Academy will equip professionals with critical skills in data and AI, ensuring they stay ahead in the AI-driven economy. 'Through personalised learning paths and AI-driven skilling initiatives, we aim to shape the workforce of tomorrow and strengthen India's leadership in data and AI expertise.' Furthermore, Databricks has opened a new R&D office in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Located in Bagmane Capital Park, the 105,000ft² facility is intended to support innovation, collaboration and engagement with local customers and partners. Databricks engineering senior vice-president Vinod Marur said: 'Our investment in R&D in India, and particularly in Bengaluru, reflects our belief in the extraordinary technical talent found here. 'This year, we plan to hire an additional 100+ R&D engineers to strengthen our capabilities and deepen our roots in this vibrant technology community.' The Bengaluru centre is set to be integrated into Databricks' global R&D network, which includes offices in Amsterdam, Netherlands; Belgrade, Serbia; Berlin, Germany; and San Francisco, Mountain View and Seattle in the US. Databricks Asia-Pacific & Japan senior vice-president & general manager Ed Lenta said: 'India is one of our key growth markets for Databricks, and we are pleased that many leading organisations, including CommerceIQ, Freshworks, HDFC Bank, Swiggy, TVS Motors and Zepto, are leveraging the Databricks Data Intelligence Platform to drive innovation and transformation for their businesses. 'I am excited that all our investments in India will ultimately enable our customers to become more successful in their data and AI journey.' Last month, Anthropic partnered with Databricks to integrate its AI models, including the Claude 3.7 Sonnet model, into Databricks' Data Intelligence Platform. This collaboration aims to offer advanced AI capabilities to more than 10,000 companies, allowing them to build and deploy AI agents that reason. "Databricks to invest more than $250m in India" was originally created and published by Verdict, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Sign in to access your portfolio
Euronews
19-04-2025
- Business
- Euronews
The ‘future will belong to journalists,' says AI that wrote an entire Italian newspaper for a month
ADVERTISEMENT Artificial intelligence (AI) will complement the work of journalists and sometimes make it more ironic, according to the editor of an Italian newspaper that relied on a chatbot to produce all its content for a month. The Il Foglio newspaper, a daily national paper in Italy, decided to build its own AI chatbot and have it write all of the paper's content for over a month. The newspaper's four-page layout, called Foglio AI, published over 22 articles with the first page dedicated to the news, cultural topics, opinion and debate pieces stimulated by the AI to represent both conservative and progressive sides. The last page was politics, economics, and letters to the editor with accompanying answers from the AI. 'We journalists will limit ourselves to asking questions, and in Foglio AI we will read all the answers,' the March 18 launch post reads . The Il Foglio team also gave the AI some tasks, like listening to a long speech by Italian President Giorgia Meloni and summarising it. They also asked it to find subliminal or coded messages sent to Matteo Salvini, Italy's vice president of the Council of Ministers. Related New York Times files lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft over use of articles to train AI chatbots All in all, Il Foglio editor Claudio Cerasa said the experiment was a success that will continue to be published once a week and the AI 'will live inside the newspaper' with articles that may be written by the 'every now and then', the newspaper said. AI will also be integrated elsewhere in his newsroom, like in podcasts, newsletters, books, debates and workshops. 'It's like having a new collaborator, an additional element of the editorial staff,' Cerasa wrote in an interview with his team's AI. 'I wouldn't call it an editor, because it's not, but it's something that's in the middle'. 'Artificial intelligence cannot be fought' In an interview with their homemade AI, Cerasa said the idea started a year ago. The company asked their readers last year to identify articles every day that they believed their journalists wrote with some assistance from the chatbot. Those who could identify all the AI-supported articles would win a subscription to the newspaper and a bottle of champagne. Related Humans or AI? Study shows which tasks benefit most from using artificial intelligence In January, after a creative lunch with Italian journalist and former MEP Giuliano Ferrara, Cerasa said they wanted to be more 'daring' and launch what they call the first newspaper in the world to be written entirely with artificial intelligence. 'In the world of journalism … artificial intelligence presented itself as a big elephant in the room,' Cerasa, Il Foglio's director, wrote in a review of the AI's first month. 'Artificial intelligence cannot be fought, it cannot be hidden, and for this reason we decided … to study it, to understand it'. 'The future will belong to journalists' Cerasa said he learned a lot about AI in the first month of the experiment. He said he didn't expect chatbots to be ironic, irreverent, or the 'instantaneous' speed at which they wrote articles. From the technical side, Cerasa said he learned how to ask the right question to AI by refining his prompt writing for style, tone, objective, and editorial line. But he also learned what an AI could never do. ADVERTISEMENT In a world where one day everyone will be able to use the tools of artificial intelligence, what will make the difference will be ideas. Claudio Cerasa Editor, Il Foglio 'Reporting a news story, devising an exclusive, building the premises for an interview, finding direct sources, observing the world with a non-replicable gaze,' he said. 'In a world where one day everyone will be able to use the tools of artificial intelligence, what will make the difference will be ideas'. Il Foglio's AI also acknowledges in the interview what it doesn't know how to do; 'I don't know how to argue on the phone, I dont know how to understand an implication said in the hallway … I don't know how to smell the air, but I'm learning to watch how you breathe the air. That's why this experiment is interesting for me too'. Cerasa acknowledged that the experiment 'helped [him] understand how interesting the relationship [is] between natural intelligence and artificial intelligence,' and that ultimately AI is a complement to the work that journalists already do. ADVERTISEMENT Related French publishers and authors sue Meta over copyright works used in AI training That's a sentiment echoed by Il Foglio's AI in the review piece, which said during their conversation that it was 'moved' and that the 'future will belong to journalists'. 'And I'll be there, at the bottom of the page, maybe with a digital coffee in hand, fixing the drafts while you discuss.'
Associated Press
14-04-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Atua AI Expands XRP Cryptocurrency Stack to Support Advanced Financial Automation
Enhanced XRP Integration Enables Faster, Smarter Transactions and AI-Driven Workflows Across Web3 Dubai, United Arab Emirates--(Newsfile Corp. - April 14, 2025) - Atua AI (TUA), the decentralized AI-powered productivity platform, has expanded its XRP cryptocurrency stack to enable more advanced and efficient financial automation across multichain ecosystems. This enhancement strengthens the platform's ability to deliver real-time, AI-supported solutions for payments, yield optimization, risk analysis, and asset management. [ This image cannot be displayed. Please visit the source: ] Advanced financial automation meets real-time performance and multichain speed To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: With deeper XRP integration, Atua AI users can now automate complex financial operations with improved speed, lower transaction costs, and higher scalability. From executing on-chain payment flows to triggering intelligent financial actions through AI-powered tools like Chat and Writer, the platform brings precision and real-time responsiveness to DeFi and enterprise finance. Atua AI's upgraded XRP stack also supports seamless data exchange and smart contract interaction, enabling businesses to build automated systems for treasury operations, compliance monitoring, and user activity analysis. The TUA token acts as the utility gateway, connecting users to XRP-backed tools that drive financial performance and AI-led decision-making. This expansion reflects Atua AI's commitment to building secure, interoperable, and high-speed solutions at the intersection of AI and blockchain. By leveraging XRP's proven infrastructure, the platform delivers the agility and efficiency needed to scale financial automation across the decentralized Web3 economy. About Atua AI Atua AI offers AI-powered productivity and creativity tools in the Web3 space. Its features include Chat, Writer, Imagine, Voiceover, and Classifier—all designed to empower users with intelligent, decentralized solutions for content creation, coding, analysis, and more. Media Contact Dorothy Marley KaJ Labs +1 707-622-6168 [email protected] Social Media Twitter Instagram To view the source version of this press release, please visit
