Mozilla has launched Firefox Enterprise, a version of its browser for companies and public bodies that must meet strict security and compliance requirements. The product pairs the Firefox browser with a management console that organisations can host on their own servers. From there, IT teams can set browser rules, decide who can reach what, and […]
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Visa has won approval to start preparing a domestic bank card clearing business in China, the company said on Tuesday. The People’s Bank of China approved its “Application to Prepare”, which lets Visa begin formal preparations. It does not yet let Visa process domestic payments. Visa first applied to the central bank in May 2020, […]
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AI coding tools are changing how developers obtain and use software. But the growing volume of automated package installations is creating new challenges for enterprise security teams. A vulnerability uncovered by Bloom Security demonstrates how weaknesses in software publishing infrastructure can intersect with these automated workflows. It could potentially expose organizations to malicious code without […]
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Wondering how to use AI to build landing pages that convert without hiring a developer or designer? Want a step-by-step workflow for creating landing pages with ChatGPT and Codex, from the first project plan to a live, published page? In this article, you’ll discover how to plan, design, write, host, and connect AI-built landing pages […]
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Almost half of women working in tech, 47%, say they have been treated unfairly at work because of their gender, according to a new survey by ISACA. Two years ago, the figure was 42%. The rise was noted by ISACA, a global association for IT governance and security professionals, even as awareness of the problem has […]
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Somewhere in your organisation, right now, a team is making a decision. A product prioritisation call, a budget reallocation, a hiring choice, a client proposal. The people making it are smart, experienced, and acting in good faith. There is a fair chance they are making it with no idea what the company’s strategy says about […]
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IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said on Monday that spending on AI infrastructure is helping the world economy grow by about 3% each year, even though energy prices are high. She made these comments in Bangkok at the start of the IMF and World Bank annual meetings, according to Reuters. According to Georgieva, Asian economies that […]
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Nicolas Cage says he refused to sign an AI waiver from Amazon for “Spider-Noir”, the Prime Video series it cancelled last month. He told a New York Comic Con panel on Saturday that he will probably not work with the studio again, Variety reported. “Amazon is a very AI-friendly company, to the tune of $50 […]
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TikTok chief executive Shou Chew expects AI to deliver a major scientific breakthrough within two to three years. He named physics, biotech, chemistry and materials science. Chew spoke on Monday at DBS Bank’s Asia Future Forward Conference in Singapore, CNBC reported. “In the next two to three years, we’re going to have a real scientific […]
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On a good day, my bongo score looks like this:
Compared to all the people who have played this morning, it’s right at the top. That could be great…
Except I’m not being compared to every player in the world. The first graph is built to compare every player who has never previously won the competition.
Here’s the curve of all players, including the 500 previous champions. To win the day, you need to get through that dip that most players don’t achieve.
Same score, different ranking.
Here’s Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce running against the other parents at a school picnic:
I’m sure she deflated the egos of quite a few parents, the ones who usually win at these sorts of things.
Choosing our competition is the most productive decision we make each day.
The internet has made the world smaller, and the universe of competitors larger. But it’s still local–awareness, trust and convenience drive choice.
To be chosen, we need to be seen as the best in the world. But we get to choose which world.
