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Good morning, tech fam; here are some quick tech updates for you to catch on to!
What’s New Today: Adobe Hiring for Adobe Campaign- Senior Technical Consultant
Fast-Track Insights: Dubai’s Cryptocurrency Regulator Alerts Customers Related to Cryptocurrency Risks
The Chief Technology Officer of OpenAI's, ChatGPT, Mira Murati is stepping down from her role, joining a wave of high-level exits this year.
In a message on X (formerly Twitter), Murati shared her plans, stating her desire to "create the time and space to do own exploration."
"I want to start by thanking Sam and Greg for their trust in me to lead the technical organization and for their support throughout the years," Murati wrote in a note.
"For now, my primary focus is doing everything in my power to ensure a smooth transition, maintaining the momentum we've built," she added. "I will forever be grateful for the opportunity to build and work alongside this remarkable team."
CEO Sam Altman responded with warm sentiments to Murati’s exit, posting on X: “I am deeply thankful for her contributions to our achievements and for her unwavering support and affection during challenging times. I am looking forward to seeing what she does next.”
Before her announcement, it seemed that Murati’s departure was not imminent. She was a prominent figure at OpenAI, promoting its projects even in her last few weeks, especially in explaining its technical achievements. She conducted showcases of its latest offerings at events for software developers and participated in discussions about the company's projects.
Adobe is seeking qualified and interested candidates for the position of Adobe Campaign- Senior Technical Consultant for their Bangalore office. This role involves working directly with clients, understanding their technical and business needs, and implementing Adobe Campaign solutions to ensure clients derive maximum value.
The primary goal of the consultant is to ensure successful project completion and high customer satisfaction. The candidate will work closely with clients, comprehend their technical and business needs, and implement Adobe Campaign solutions in a way that maximizes client value.
The consultant's key responsibility is to ensure successful project outcomes and high customer satisfaction. The candidate will support client success by offering creative solutions that utilize Adobe’s Digital Marketing Suite of products.
The applicant also needs to create coding standards and solutions that are compatible with the client’s existing online systems, including mobile and any external advertising campaigns.
In his address to students at the University of Texas at Dallas on Monday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi spoke on the emergence of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on jobs worldwide. He cautioned that Artificial Intelligence is bound to result in job shifts but if these shifts are managed well, they would bring along new opportunities.
Speaking about the impact AI will have, Gandhi said, "If you position yourself properly, AI is an opportunity. If not, you'll be in trouble." He drew an analogy between the present debate over AI with the fears that had been voiced when computers and calculators were introduced.
Dubai’s cryptocurrency regulator reportedly urges companies about the risks of digital currencies.
According to Bloomberg, The Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has revised its rules and will mandate that businesses wishing to promote digital currencies in the UAE must now feature a new and "clearly visible" warning starting from October 1.
Digital currency firms are required to notify their customers that “virtual assets may lose their value in full or in part, and are subject to extreme volatility,” according to the report.
“We believe that by providing clear and actionable guidance, we can help VASPs deliver their services responsibly while fostering greater trust and transparency in the market,” VARA CEO Matthew White said, referring to virtual asset service providers, per the report.
The UAE is aligning with other nations that have implemented regulations on crypto marketing, as noted in the report. Following the introduction of new rules in 2022, the United Kingdom's Financial Conduct Authority 2023 prohibited "refer a friend" incentives.
