Welcome to Lune Digital`s fortnightly Newsletter of the most impactful future shaping content on Technology, Coding, Machine Learning and Science.
In this edition you`ll read how AI Coding companions will change the way developers work, why creating proper passwords is vital for online security, get to know more about Embedded Vision and a mind-blowing paradigm-shifting breakthrough: wooden transistor could be integrated into plants.
Do you want to know how generative AI is revolutionizing the way developers work? Writing code is only one part of a developer's job. Developers have to also complete many creative tasks that are arguably more important than writing boilerplate code. Generative AI is already having a tangible effect on developers' productivity and speed. It can do a lot of the heavy lifting when building new applications and services. However, AI is not a replacement for expertise - it's a tool that allows developers to spend more time solving hard problems.
Are you confident that your online accounts are secure? It is important to have a strong master password. There is a lot of confusion as to what constitutes a strong password. This article discusses password strength and makes recommendations on how to choose a truly strong password. One way to generate an easy-to-remember and secure password is to use a word list and dice. Even with a strong password, people are still vulnerable to security issues such as outdated settings in password managers.
Embedded vision is a rapidly growing field that combines computer vision and embedded systems with cameras or other imaging sensors. It enables devices to interpret and understand the visual world around them, similar to how humans do. The field of embedded vision is active and fast-moving with new architectures, chipsets and software libraries appearing regularly to make this technology more available and accessible to a broader range of applications. Embedded vision has broad applications and is expected to revolutionize how we interact with technology and the world around us. It has the potential to transform entire industries by enabling mechanical systems to react to the world around them.
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Captivating fusion of nature and cutting-edge science as engineers tap into the astonishing potential of wood. A collaboration of researchers through the Wallenberg Wood Science Center have created the world's first wooden transistor. It is three centimeters across and switches at less than one hertz. The transistor works by electrochemically modulating conductivity within conducting channels inside the wood's pores with the help of a penetrating electrolyte. It could be used for specialized applications, including biodegradable computing and implanting into living plant material.
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