NewsLetter 17

Team Turing Hut is back to provide you with the latest tech news to ensure you're well-informed and prepared for college as our vacations come to a close. We hope you've had a refreshing break and are ready to dive into the exciting updates we have for you.

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The European Space Agency (ESA) successfully launched the Euclid space telescope on the 1st of July at 11:12 AM ET, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The Euclid aims to capture high-resolution images of galaxies and map their distribution in order to better understand the accelerated expansion of the universe. By studying elusive cosmic components, scientists hope to discover the secrets behind a significant portion of the universe... dark energy and dark matter. The launch of the Euclid signifies a milestone in the human quest to unravel the mysteries of our cosmos. For more details, check out this article

Interesting Reads

Code Suggestions - A GitLab Revolution
Say hello to GitLab's latest feature... "Code Suggestions"! This revolutionises the process of code review; it offers automated and intelligent suggestions for bug fixes and optimisations. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, this feature is time-effective, collaboration-friendly, and maintains high code quality. To learn more about this game-changer, refer to this article
Robot Butlers: The Future of Household Assistance
OpenAI and Prosper Robotics have joined forces to create a revolutionary "robot butler" that utilizes OpenAI's GPT-3 advanced language model to understand human commands and perform household tasks with intelligence and adaptability. A future reminiscent of the Jetsons family may be closer than one thinks. For more insight, refer to this article

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