In this week’s blog post, I dive into the nitty-gritty of Kentucky Derby contenders’ performance, explore how Newsweek is integrating AI into their newsroom, and unravel why some of us have a poor sense of direction. Additionally, I compare AI product strategies from leading companies and offer a tutorial on converting plain text to HTML using vanilla JavaScript. It’s a mix of sports, tech innovation, and practical coding tips!
- KY Derby Handicapping: Participants’ Final Fractions: Reviewing how fast each Kentucky Derby contender ran the last three-eighths of a mile of their final prep race has been a productive pursuit.
- Newsweek is making generative AI a fixture in its newsroom: The legacy publication is leaning on AI for video production, a new breaking news team, and first drafts of some stories.
- Why do some people always get lost?: Experience may matter more than innate ability when it comes to sense of direction.
- DoP Deep: AI product strategies compared: Lessons from Amazon, Stripe, StackOverflow and more to help you create your own AI product strategy
- Converting Plain Text To Encoded HTML With Vanilla JavaScript: What do you do when you need to convert plain text into formatted HTML? Perhaps you reach for Markdown or manually write in the element tags yourself. Or maybe you have one or two of the dozens of online tools that will do it for you. In this tutorial, Alexis Kypridemos picks those tools apart and details the steps for how we can do it ourselves with a little vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.