Anthropic, an AI startup co-founded by former employees of OpenAI, has quietly begun testing a new, ChatGPT-like AI assistant named Claude. The team at Anthropic was gracious enough to grant us access, and updates to Anthropic's social media policies mean we can now share some of our early, informal comparison findings between Claude and ChatGPT. To show how Claude is different, we'll begin by asking ChatGPT and Claude to introduce themselves with the same prompt. Short and to the point -- ChatGPT is an assistant made to answer questions and sound human. The interface to Claude is a Slack channel using a bot that edits messages to make text appear word-by-word. This causes "(edited)" to appear.

For years, organizations have leveraged business intelligence dashboards to help users make data-driven decisions. Unfortunately, often the analytics platforms are chosen to fit the data rather than leading with what the company is trying to solve for. The sheer volume of data and lack of context provided can lead to poor decisions and less than ideal outcomes. That's where decision intelligence comes in. Leaders from TEKsystems share their points of view on how organizations are incorporating AI and machine-learning technologies to transform their business intelligence platforms into powerful tools that optimize the decision-making process, create agility and drive the business forward.

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Here are all the leaked skins and cosmetics coming to Fortnite.Credit: Epic Games / Erik Kain Another batch of Fortnite skins and cosmetics has leaked online. These cosmetics are all part of the v5.10 patch that comes out tomorrow and also marks the beginning of the 1-year Fortnite birthday celebration. While we've seen some historically-themed skins like Vikings show up so far this season, the next couple of weeks look devoted to a much lighter concept: Summer fun. From lifeguards to scuba divers, here are the latest leaked items coming to Fortnite: Battle Royale. While I'm not sure if this is what this set will actually be called, this is most definitely a totally radical lifeguard set.

Season 5 of Fortnite has officially begun, and with it comes a brand new Battle Pass. The Battle Pass is Fortnite: Battle Royale's most ingenious innovation. For 950 V-Bucks, or just about $10 USD, you buy into the paid version of the game for one season. Seasons last 10 weeks and come with weekly challenges, 100 cosmetic rewards and lots more. So now that the Season 5 Battle Pass has gone live, let's take a look at what's in it.

If you just started playing Fortnite recently, you might be a little confused about why people are freaking out right now. The game is currently in the final moments of Season 4, with Season 5 right around the corner and a bunch of in-game events starting to tie into whatever is coming next. But, of course, that might not make any sense it all, leaving yopu with a lot of questions about why a straightforward PvP game has a giant crack in the sky. What does it all even mean? Season 5 is tied to the Season 5 battle pass, and it translates to a whole lot of different things about the experience of Fortnite: Battle Royale.

How to solve every single Fortnite Season 4 challenge and level up to Tier 100. Fortnite's 4th season is almost over. Season 5 starts on July 12th with a brand new Battle Pass and 100 more tiers to level up, unlocking new skins, emotes, sprays and more along the way. In order to get to tier 100 you'll either need to pay or play your way to the top and unlock the Omega skin. In any case, in order to help you all reach that coveted tier 100 and mop up any missing challenges you might have, we've put together this guide, which includes a solution to every single Season 4 Battle Pass challenge.

Who's ready for the final "find the battle star" challenge of season 4 of Fortnite: Battle Royale? We've arrived at week 10 at last, and there's one final "find something" challenge of the year. No treasure map, no cackling gnomes, instead Fortnite players are being asked to "Search Between Movie Titles" instead. It's a bit different than the other search between landmark challenges because the landmarks themselves aren't listed outright. If this was like the other challenges, it would instead read "Search between a White Lion, an Orange Crusher and a TV Set," but Epic wanted to add another step in here.

Fortnite's Season 5 is just around the corner. There appears to be plenty of Season 4 left, to be sure: there's a giant crack in the sky, interdimensional rifts on the ground and a whole lot of question marks about what this game has in store for the next 10 days. But even as we've got our eyes on those things, the community and developers are getting ready for Season 5, which means endless speculation on the theme and, when possible, a little bit of datamining. The datamining scene has gotten much more sophisticated since Season 4 began, and now every single update that Epic puts out is pulled apart by multiple entities until it gives up its every secret. Epic appears to have been countering this by misnaming things or avoiding putting them in, but there's only so much that you can do.

After yesterday's insane live rocket launch/reality shattering event, we have arrived at the end of season 4 of Fortnite, and season 5 is just over the horizon. That means one final week of challenges, and as ever, the week 10 challenges have leaked online courtesy of Fortnite Tracker. Here's what you'll be asked to do in this final week, though these are subject to change before the list actually goes live: So while there are no obviously incomplete challenges here like there have been in previous weeks, I still am a little skeptical that this is the final list. Search between movie titles was listed last week when Fortnite's challenges leaked, but it was apparently pushed to this week, and I would expect it to actually land this time given that this is now the final week. I do not believe that "Skydive through floating rings" is going to be an actual challenge.