QuantHub Tech Digest 6.6.24

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Welcome to another week of hand-picked tech news, tips, and more:

🎧 AI headphones can isolate voices in noisy settings.

🎓 Lesson of the Week: Five key practices to data wrangling.

🎤 NVIDIA’s Computex 2024 keynote showcased AI, data centers, and robotics innovations.

🖥️ Weekly Tech Tip: Take precise screenshots.

🚀 What’s New: QuantHub integrates with Canvas, skill update, and backend bug fixes.

📘 Book of the Week: “Genius Makers” by Cade Metz.

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AI Advances Audio

Researchers at the University of Washington have developed AI-enabled headphones, called “Target Speech Hearing,” which allow users to listen to a single person’s voice in a noisy environment by looking at the speaker for three to five seconds.

The system uses machine learning to isolate and enhance the enrolled speaker’s voice in real-time, even as the user moves. The technology, still a proof-of-concept, aims to improve auditory perception in noisy settings.


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Lesson of the Week

Want to take your data analysis to the next level? Learn the five essential practices that will help you uncover reliable, game-changing insights.

Question of the Week:

What are two data wrangling best practices?

Select one or more:

A) Collaboration

B) Brainstorming

C) Balancing automation and manual intervention

D) Time management

See if you’re right–the answer is at the bottom!


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NVIDIA Captivates at Computex


Jensen Huang walking onto stage.

NVIDIA’s Computex 2024 keynote, led by CEO Jensen Huang, was a two-hour presentation highlighting the company’s achievements and future direction. Huang captivated the audience with a mix of English and Chinese, reflecting Nvidia’s market success and ongoing innovations.

Key topics included AI initiatives, data center advancements, digital humans, robotics, and the “Earth 2.0” project. PCMag offers an eight-minute highlight reel of the keynote.


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Weekly Tech Tip

Hands on a keyboard.

Take Precise Screenshots

Most people know the standard way of taking screenshots, but both Windows and macOS offer more exact methods.

For Mac Users

  1. Press Command + Shift + 4 to invoke the Snipping Tool.
  2. Use the mouse/trackpad to select the desired area on the screen.
  3. Drag the area you want to screenshot.

For Windows Users

  1. Press Windows + Shift + S to access the screen capture window.
  2. Choose the specific part of the screen to capture.

What’s New


LTI 1.3 Compatible: QuantHub + Canvas.

QuantHub’s LTI 1.3 now works with Canvas! Email support@quanthub.com for assistance with setup.

Additionally, our “Collecting data for statistical analysis” skill has been refreshed and backend bug fixes have been implemented.

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Book of the Week


Genius Makers by Cade Metz.

In “Genius Makers,” Cade Metz tells the compelling story of the mavericks behind the rapid rise of modern artificial intelligence since the early 2010s.

Drawing on extensive interviews, he offers an inside look at the breakthroughs, battles, and idiosyncrasies that propelled this transformative technology out of academia and into the hands of Big Tech.

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C & D.

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