#research automation

[manmishra]

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[andkeeponplaying]

I have suffered more than Christ today

[insert-game]

i hate gen AI so much i wish crab raves upon it

[sparrowdigit]

Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Digital Products with Ease

The digital economy is booming, and selling digital products—like eBooks, courses, templates, or printables—has never been more accessible. With low startup costs and limitless scalability, it’s an ideal venture for creators and entrepreneurs. Here’s how to start your journey effortlessly:

1. Identify Your Niche & Audience

Begin by pinpointing a niche you’re passionate about and that has demand. Research communities on social media, forums, or platforms like Reddit to understand pain points. For example, if you’re skilled at graphic design, consider offering Canva templates for small businesses. Narrowing your focus helps you stand out.

2. Validate Your Idea

Before investing time, validate demand. Use surveys, polls, or pre-sale offers to gauge interest. Share a concept on Instagram or LinkedIn and ask followers if they’d buy it. Tools like Google Forms or Gumroad’s pre-order feature can simplify this step.

3. Create Your Product

Focus on quality and usability. Use tools like Canva for design, Teachable for courses, or Adobe Audition for audio guides. Keep it simple—start with one product (e.g., a PDF workbook) before expanding. Ensure it’s professionally presented and solves a specific problem.

4. Choose a User-Friendly Platform

Select a platform that handles hosting and sales. Options like Gumroad, Ko-fi, or Etsy are beginner-friendly. For more control, use Shopify or WordPress with WooCommerce. Prioritize platforms with built-in marketing tools and analytics.

5. Set Up Payments & Pricing

Integrate secure payment gateways like Stripe or PayPal. Price your product strategically: research competitors, consider value-based pricing (e.g., $29 for a time-saving template bundle), or offer tiered options (basic vs. premium).

6. Launch & Market Smartly

Build anticipation before launching. Share snippets on social media, collaborate with micro-influencers, or offer limited-time discounts. Use email lists (start with free lead magnets) and SEO-friendly product descriptions to drive organic traffic.

7. Prioritize Customer Support

Automate delivery using platforms like SendOwl to avoid manual work. Create a FAQ section and respond promptly to queries. Positive reviews boost credibility, so encourage feedback with follow-up emails.

8. Analyze & Scale

Track sales and customer behavior with analytics tools. Identify top-performing marketing channels and double down. Expand your offerings based on demand—turn a popular eBook into a video course, or bundle products for upsells.

Final Thoughts

Selling digital products is a rewarding way to monetize your skills. By starting small, validating ideas, and leveraging the right tools, you can build a sustainable online business with minimal friction. Ready to launch? Your audience is waiting!

Take the first step today—create, share, and grow. The digital world is yours to conquer.

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This guide balances actionable steps with encouragement, ensuring readers feel empowered to start their digital product journey without overwhelm. Each section is concise, with practical examples to inspire immediate action.

[orbit-consultancy]

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[doolallymagpie]

One bit of worldbuilding in the BattleTech AU I’ve been picking at is the MCR, as I really do have to explain why four dipshits, only two of whom were in a navy, can run a ship by themselves beyond “fly it somewhere we can pick up more crew”, so, here goes I guess

The Tachi-class was part of a design experiment that resulted from finding an SLDF AI research facility on one of McEvedy’s moons, so naturally, it and the Donnager-class have significantly smaller crew requirements than normal, because they’re very automated (though less so than in The Expanse canon because this is still 80s Retrofuture)

Another aspect of Mickie AI research is that there’s a lot of PBIs in Congress that really want to end the dominance of the MechWarrior (Bobbie’s dad isn’t in Congress but he’s definitely one of these PBIs with a Complex About It, leading to so much drama during family dinner night), so there’s a lot of funding going to drone ‘Mech research and nothing much to show for it (because if the SLDF could have a computer pilot a ‘Mech, they’d have done it)

[cryptidize]

RAAAAAAAH IM FOAMING AT THE MOUTH OVER THE FUCKING STATE OF THE INTERNET AND OUR INABILITY TO EVEN TALK ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING!!!!!!!!!!! The exploitation systems at play in our every day lives. It's touching everything you know. And it's worse than you could ever imagine.

[silver-eater]

Started another rimworld playthrough bc I'm too sillay

This one is regular old mechanitor bc I have so many mods that add to em but I never play them. My main goals are to get a gestalt engine to manage the base so my mechanitor can go places, build a sleeve pod so I can put my mechanitor into a superior body, as well as make clones to eventually replace most mechs with hyperspecialized clones, freeing up bandwidth for warmechs (i was considering using androids but in my experience android mods kinda suck, theyre either inherently weaker than humans, stronger in a way that makes me compelled to use them exclusively and sucks all the fun out, or just rlly weird to use.) And collect lots of genes through immensely unethical means to make my clones even more powerful. The way I'll get them is wait for a human variant called a wretch to enter my base, this is doable bc a certain pirate faction can have them. Wretches have a gene that gives the host ten random genes every day, so I take that gene, make a xenogerm, and now any prisoner can be given the same gene. Now I put them in this extraction pod and every fifteen days or so I get a new random gene. There will be many garbage genes to toss, but in time it will make me super op.

[jcmarchi]

Eric Schmidt: AI misuse poses an ‘extreme risk’

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Eric Schmidt: AI misuse poses an ‘extreme risk’

Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, has warned that AI misuse poses an “extreme risk” and could do catastrophic harm.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Schmidt cautioned that AI could be weaponised by extremists and “rogue states” such as North Korea, Iran, and Russia to “harm innocent people.”

Schmidt expressed concern that rapid AI advancements could be exploited to create weapons, including biological attacks. Highlighting the dangers, he said: “The real fears that I have are not the ones that most people talk about AI, I talk about extreme risk.”

Using a chilling analogy, Schmidt referenced the al-Qaeda leader responsible for the 9/11 attacks: “I’m always worried about the Osama bin Laden scenario, where you have some truly evil person who takes over some aspect of our modern life and uses it to harm innocent people.”

He emphasised the pace of AI development and its potential to be co-opted by nations or groups with malevolent intent.

“Think about North Korea, or Iran, or even Russia, who have some evil goal … they could misuse it and do real harm,” Schmidt warns.

Oversight without stifling innovation

Schmidt urged governments to closely monitor private tech companies pioneering AI research. While noting that tech leaders are generally aware of AI’s societal implications, they may make decisions based on different values from those of public officials.

“My experience with the tech leaders is that they do have an understanding of the impact they’re having, but they might make a different values judgement than the government would make.”

Schmidt also endorsed the export controls introduced under former US President Joe Biden last year to restrict the sale of advanced microchips. The measure is aimed at slowing the progress of geopolitical adversaries in AI research.  

Global divisions around preventing AI misuse

The tech veteran was in Paris when he made his remarks, attending the AI Action Summit, a two-day event that wrapped up on Tuesday.

The summit, attended by 57 countries, saw the announcement of an agreement on “inclusive” AI development. Signatories included major players like China, India, the EU, and the African Union.  

However, the UK and the US declined to sign the communique. The UK government said the agreement lacked “practical clarity” and failed to address critical “harder questions” surrounding national security. 

Schmidt cautioned against excessive regulation that might hinder progress in this transformative field. This was echoed by US Vice-President JD Vance who warned that heavy-handed regulation “would kill a transformative industry just as it’s taking off”.  

This reluctance to endorse sweeping international accords reflects diverging approaches to AI governance. The EU has championed a more restrictive framework for AI, prioritising consumer protections, while countries like the US and UK are opting for more agile and innovation-driven strategies. 

Schmidt pointed to the consequences of Europe’s tight regulatory stance, predicting that the region would miss out on pioneering roles in AI.

“The AI revolution, which is the most important revolution in my opinion since electricity, is not going to be invented in Europe,” he remarked.

Prioritising national and global safety

Schmidt’s comments come against a backdrop of increasing scrutiny over AI’s dual-use potential—its ability to be used for both beneficial and harmful purposes.

From deepfakes to autonomous weapons, AI poses a bevy of risks if left without measures to guard against misuse. Leaders and experts, including Schmidt, are advocating for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while addressing these dangers head-on.

While international cooperation remains a complex and contentious issue, the overarching consensus is clear: without safeguards, AI’s evolution could have unintended – and potentially catastrophic – consequences.

(Photo by Guillaume Paumier under CC BY 3.0 license. Cropped to landscape from original version.)

See also: NEPC: AI sprint risks environmental catastrophe

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How Healthcare Workflow Automation Safeguards Data and Streamlines Research

Let’s be realistic—healthcare these days is facing a whole lot of stress. Physicians, nurses, administrators, and scientists are doing more than ever before, and in the background, there's a gigantic heap of paperwork and data that has to be navigated with accuracy.

Caught in the midst of it all? A powerful tool that's quietly revolutionizing the practice of healthcare: healthcare workflow automation.

It's not merely about minimizing paper. It's about smarter, safer, and more secure healthcare—from clinics and hospitals to research laboratories. Let's discuss how automation is becoming the foundation of data security in research, compliance, and seamless healthcare operations.

1. From Paperwork to Peace of Mind: Why Automation Matters

If you've ever been in a hospital or clinic, you've likely seen how much time is spent on repetitive activities—patient forms, scheduling appointments, insurance authorization, and constant follow-ups. It's exhausting.

Here's where healthcare workflow automation comes in. It streamlines mundane tasks so doctors and healthcare workers can spend more time with patients and less time on paperwork.

Imagine this: rather than manually entering patient data into several systems, automation allows you to gather it once, process it in an instant, and safeguard it securely. All from appointment reminders to lab test results run smoothly—no bottlenecks, no errors.

The payoff? Speedier service, reduced burnout, and a streamlined healthcare experience.

2. Data Security Isn't Optional—It's Critical

We all know how precious health information is—and so do hackers, unfortunately. Whether it's individual health histories or clinical trials, healthcare information is a big-money target.

That's why today's healthcare systems are adopting healthcare data security solutions designed to address the threats of today.

Think encrypted storage, access controls based on roles, and detailed activity logs. A reliable healthcare document management system doesn’t just store your files—it protects them. And if a file’s ever changed or accessed? You’ll know exactly when, how, and by whom.

In a field where patient trust and research integrity matter more than anything, this level of security is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity.

3. Compliance: The Unspoken Weight Healthcare Enforces

It's not easy keeping compliance with healthcare regulations. From HIPAA to GDPR to medical regulations in their own towns, the regulations are intricate, and they keep evolving.

Compliance for most organizations is like navigating a tightrope—one wrong move, and the fallout can be heavy.

This is where healthcare regulatory compliance software steps in to help shoulder the burden. By having the proper tools, you can make sure each document—whether patient file or research consent—is dealt with under the regulations.

Automated systems monitor changes, highlight errors, and even alert you to policy revisions. In audit time, rather than digging for paper, it's all a click or two away.

4. Research Deserves Better Protection

Research is the driving force behind healthcare. But behind every advancement is an ocean of sensitive information that must be treated with caution.

Whether you are handling clinical trial outcomes, lab results, or confidential procedures, research data security must be foolproof.

That's why research organizations are turning to secure healthcare document management systems that provide encrypted file sharing, restricted access controls, and safe backups.

This not only keeps your information secure—it also simplifies collaboration. Researchers from different departments (or even hemispheres) can collaborate without fearing leaks or breaches. That kind of reassurance is invaluable in the world of research.

5. The Big Picture: A Smarter, Safer Healthcare System

Collaborating all of this—automation, compliance, and security—produces a healthcare system that's not merely efficient, but durable.

A centralized healthcare document management system has it all under control and at your fingertips. No more running around for files across folders or departments. Everything you require, be it for treatment, billing, or research, is right in front of you—secure, searchable, and shareable.

It's not merely about time or error savings. It's about creating a healthcare system that can be trusted by patients and professionals.

Conclusion: Moving Healthcare Forward

We’re living in a time where information moves fast and expectations are even faster. Automation, when done right, isn’t about replacing people—it’s about empowering them.

With the right healthcare workflow automation, supported by strong healthcare data security solutions and dependable healthcare regulatory compliance software, every clinic, hospital, and research facility can move confidently into the future.

It's time to remove the burden from our teams, safeguard what is most important, and free up healthcare workers to do what they do best—care, heal, and innovate.

[globalindustrypulse]

Automation Testing Market Size Expected to Reach USD 63.05 Bn By 2032

The global automation testing market size was valued at USD 17.71 billion in 2024. It is projected to grow from USD 20.60 billion in 2025 to USD 63.05 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 17.3% during the forecast period. With the accelerating shift to DevOps, agile development, and digital transformation, automation testing is becoming essential to reduce release cycles, improve test accuracy, and support CI/CD pipelines.

Key Market Highlights:

2024 Market Size: USD 17.71 billion

2025 Market Size: USD 20.60 billion

2032 Market Size: USD 63.05 billion

CAGR (2025–2032): 17.3%

Market Outlook: Strong growth trajectory fueled by AI-driven automation, cloud-based testing platforms, and the rising need for quality-at-speed

Leading Players in the Global Market:

IBM Corporation

Micro Focus (OpenText)

Capgemini

Tricentis

SmartBear Software

Parasoft

Keysight Technologies

Cigniti Technologies

Sauce Labs

Katalon

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

Accenture

Infosys

TestProject (by Tricentis)

BrowserStack

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Market Dynamics:

Growth Drivers:

Increasing Adoption of DevOps & Agile: Automation testing plays a pivotal role in continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) environments, enabling faster feedback and release cycles.

Demand for AI-Based Testing: Machine learning algorithms are being integrated to enhance test case generation, defect prediction, and self-healing capabilities.

Rising Complexity of Applications: With mobile-first, cloud-native, and multi-platform applications on the rise, automation is key to managing diverse testing needs.

Cost Efficiency and Time-to-Market: Automation significantly reduces regression testing costs, allowing enterprises to focus resources on innovation.

Cloud Testing Adoption: Scalable, on-demand cloud testing environments are helping enterprises run large-scale test scenarios efficiently.

Key Opportunities:

AI-Driven Test Automation Tools: Emerging platforms that use generative AI to create test scripts, simulate user behavior, and optimize test coverage

Codeless & Low-Code Automation: Rapidly growing market for tools that enable QA teams to write tests without deep programming skills

Test Automation for IoT and Embedded Systems: Expanding scope in automotive, healthcare, and industrial domains

Mobile App Automation: Increasing need for automated testing tools tailored to Android/iOS ecosystems and responsive design

Integration with RPA Platforms: Automation testing integrated with Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to streamline back-office workflows

Trends Shaping the Market:

Shift-Left and Shift-Right Testing Strategies: Earlier and later testing phases integrated with DevOps lifecycle

Digital Experience Testing: Increased focus on user journey simulation and UX performance in real-world conditions

AI-Based Self-Healing Tests: Use of ML to automatically detect changes in the UI and adjust test scripts accordingly

Test Data Management (TDM): Sophisticated tools being used to generate, mask, and manage test data across environments

Open Source Tool Adoption: Rising popularity of community-driven platforms for flexibility and cost reduction

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Technology & Application Scope:

Testing Types:

Functional Testing

Regression Testing

Performance Testing

API Testing

UI Testing

Security Testing

Deployment Modes:

On-Premise

Cloud-Based

Hybrid

End-Use Industries:

BFSI

Healthcare

Retail & E-commerce

Manufacturing

IT & Telecom

Government

Media & Entertainment

Tools & Frameworks:

Selenium

Appium

TestComplete

JUnit

Cypress

Ranorex

Robot Framework

Playwright

Recent Developments:

April 2024 – Tricentis launched Tricentis Testim, an AI-powered test automation platform for browser-based and mobile apps with self-healing capabilities.

January 2024 – Microsoft added enhanced automated testing features to Azure DevOps, enabling developers to embed AI-assisted test execution and visual bug tracking.

October 2023 – BrowserStack acquired Nightwatch.js, boosting its automation testing toolkit for full-stack JavaScript developers.

Conclusion:

The global automation testing market is experiencing rapid growth as businesses prioritize speed, quality, and innovation in their software development lifecycles. With emerging AI tools, robust cloud infrastructure, and the growing complexity of digital ecosystems, the future of automation testing is intelligent, adaptive, and deeply integrated into business workflows.

[xx-obliviousfantasy-xx]

What the fuck even IS this thing? I've never seen or heard of these in my life.

...Wait is this what that one fucking robot in Midnight Burger was? Cause I thought they made that shit up and I missed that one of the characters made it.

Holy shit so they're actually just letting these bots roll around the city ??? Are they supervised?!? How new are these things?!?? Oh my god let me read the damn article hold on because that sounded fucking terrifying being in the middle of the fuckin road.

[cosmosjourney1]

🏥 AI in Healthcare: How Artificial Intelligence Is Revolutionizing Medical Treatment

🤖 What Is AI in Healthcare? AI in healthcare refers to using machine learning, neural networks, and big data to improve medical care. It helps doctors diagnose faster, treat smarter, and monitor patients remotely. Applications include: Disease prediction Robot-assisted surgeries AI chatbots for symptom checking Automated image analysis (X-rays, MRIs, CT scans) 🧬 Faster and More Accurate…

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How do Digital Marketing Skills Help Students Collaborate with Brands?

1. The Importance of Digital Marketing Skills for Students  

These days, having digital marketing skills is really helpful for students. With brands going online, they’re interested in fresh ideas, especially from younger folks. Students who get the hang of digital marketing can create content, check how it’s doing, and run campaigns. So, how do these skills help students work with brands? They help students think strategically and be creative partners, not just interns. Learning from a digital marketing course in Coimbatore can give students the confidence to contribute to real success stories for brands.  

2. Social Media and Brand Growth  

Most students are already using social media, but knowing how to handle it like a pro can make them stand out. Companies want ambassadors who know the ropes—like how algorithms work, planning content, and connecting with audiences. With training in digital marketing from Coimbatore, students learn how to use social media tools and tactics. This makes them perfect fits for influencer programs and promotions. So, how do these skills come in handy? They turn casual scrolling into smart marketing.  

3. SEO and Content Creation  

Brands want content that not only looks good but also ranks well. Students who understand SEO can write better blogs, make engaging videos, or create catchy reels. In a digital marketing course in Coimbatore, they pick up how to use keywords and reach the right audience. When students get a handle on brand voice and messaging, their content fits right in with what brands need. So again, how do these skills help students work with brands? They turn creative writing into outcomes that matter.  

4. Data Analytics for Better Campaigns  

Digital marketing isn’t just about being creative—it’s about getting results too. Students who are trained in tools like Google Analytics and can track engagement and conversion rates help brands understand their audience better. A hands-on course in Coimbatore helps them spot trends and tweak campaigns. Brands appreciate working with students who can back their ideas with actual data, making those collaborations practical.  

5. Real-World Learning Through Internships  

Many digital marketing courses offer hands-on internships or projects. A course in Coimbatore gives students a chance to work with real brands. During these internships, they can pitch ideas and run online campaigns, which helps build their confidence for future projects. Getting a taste of real marketing prepares them for roles in established companies later on.  

6. Email Marketing and CRM Know-How  

Email campaigns are still a strong tool for engaging with brands. Students who learn about automation platforms like Mailchimp or HubSpot know how to create mailing lists and track open rates. A good digital marketing training in Coimbatore can help them design effective emails and handle CRM data. Brands value students who know how to keep and convert leads with personalized messaging.  

7. Opportunities in Influencer and Affiliate Marketing  

More brands are teaming up with micro-influencers, which is where students often fit in. With proper training from a digital marketing course in Coimbatore, students can start making money from their content or join affiliate programs. When they know how to market themselves and others, brands benefit from having dedicated supporters. This is another great example of how these skills help students and brands create successful campaigns together.  

8. Building Personal Brands to Attract Collaborations  

Students with good digital marketing skills learn how to shape their online presence. Whether it’s on LinkedIn or through their own blogs, having a strong brand helps them attract partnerships. A training program in Coimbatore teaches them how to present themselves professionally. Brands look for partners who share their values, and well-branded students are often top choices for collaboration.  

9. Freelancing and Consulting from Day One  

Students don’t have to wait until graduation to start working. Those skilled in digital marketing often take freelance gigs or consult for small businesses. A course in Coimbatore gives them the confidence to offer their services and tackle real business problems. Freelancing helps them build a portfolio while getting hands-on experience—another solid reason why these skills are useful for early career collaboration with brands.  

10. Wrapping It Up: Learning to Succeed  

So, how do digital marketing skills help students work with brands? They mix creativity with strategy and data—everything brands are looking for. With the right training, students become valuable partners instead of just learners. A structured digital marketing course in Coimbatore gives students the confidence to meet industry expectations. If you want to be the kind of student brands are looking for, Xplore IT Corp is a great place to start.  

FAQs  

1. Why should students learn digital marketing?  

It opens up career options, freelancing opportunities, and partnerships with brands before graduation.  

2. Can students work with brands while studying?  

Absolutely! With the right skills and online presence, they can take on internships and freelance roles.  

3. What’s the benefit of a digital marketing course in Coimbatore?  

It offers hands-on training, a current curriculum, local industry exposure, and internship chances.  

4. What digital marketing tools should students focus on?  

They should look at Google Analytics, Meta Ads, SEO tools like SEMrush, Canva, Mailchimp, and content schedulers.  

5. Where can I find good digital marketing training in Coimbatore?  

Xplore IT Corp is among the best institutes for digital marketing training in Coimbatore, offering practical modules and help with placements.

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