efinancialcareers: JPMorgan paying $3k per week for 2025 interns in its hottest AI team
J.P. Morgan is paying $3k per week for 2025 interns in its hottest AI team.
The Banker: AI in payments fraud detection expands but needs strong regulatory oversight
AI in payments fraud detection expands but needs strong regulatory oversight.
CIO Dive: JPMorgan Chase to equip 140K workers with generative AI tool
JPMorganChase is rolling out it’s AI assistant LLM Suite to 140,000 employees
UKTN: Race to build British data centres heats up as AWS commits £8bn over 5 years
The race to become the biggest cloud provider in the UK stepped up a gear today after Amazon Web Services (AWS) vowed to invest as much as £8 billion into British data centres over the next five years.
City AM: HSBC mulls merger of investment banking and commercial arms in cost-cutting drive
HSBC is mulling a merger of its investment and commercial banking arms as part of a push by new chief Georges Elhedery to slash costs, according to reports.
City AM: Santander cracks down on hybrid working as return to office trend grows
Santander has cracked down on its approach to hybrid working in yet another sign that UK companies are beginning to favour more in-office working patterns.
Fortune: Elon Musk’s just fired up Colossus—the world’s largest Nvidia GPU supercomputer built in just three months from start to finish
Elon Musk’s just fired up Colossus—the world’s largest NVIDIA GPU supercomputer built in just three months from start to finish.
Cybersecurity Dive: White House launches cybersecurity hiring sprint to help fill 500,000 job openings
The White House Office of the National Cyber Director launched a program Wednesday to help fill the gap of about 500,000 available cybersecurity jobs across the country.
City AM: ‘There’s little room for caution’: Banks and fintechs gear up for AI revolution
‘There’s little room for caution’: Banks and fintechs gear up for AI revolution.
ITPro: AWS CEO Matt Garman thinks AI coding tools could herald the end of the developer as we know it – but there’s light on the horizon for worried devs
Software development will fundamentally change in the next few years, according to Matt Garman, Amazon Web Services (AWS)’ new chief executive, who argued that the rapidly maturing AI programming ecosystem could mean “most developers are not coding” within two years.