According to news from IT House on June 28, American business software giant Oracle announced on Wednesday that it will add generative AI capabilities to its human resources software for enterprises, aiming to help tasks such as drafting job descriptions and employee performance goals. Oracle said its human resources software, which is being used by large corporations for tasks such as recruiting new employees and providing performance reviews, will add a button to many of the software's fields that will automatically be generated for things like job listings or performance goals. Draft text. Rich Buchheim, Oracle's vice president of product management for Adaptive Intelligent Applications, said the generated text still requires human review. "We don't think generative AI can help you find your target. It just gives you a starting point and provides useful information for you to refer to."

Odaily Planet Daily News IOSG Ventures founder Jocy wrote on the X platform that the Eastern encryption community cannot always be a Meme, the Eastern community needs a prairie fire. He believes that many entrepreneurs and community members are obsessed with Meme hype, which has influenced the direction and original intention of entrepreneurship. Jocy believes that entrepreneurs should resist Meme, should not turn their entrepreneurial direction to Meme, and should not engage in assembly-line operations to hype Meme. Jocy said, "We need young people who are down-to-earth and have aspirations, especially those who can shoulder the ideals of encryption in the East. These young people should not only engage in trading-related activities in this Bull Market or the previous Bull Market, but should focus on the construction of infrastructure and protocols to create a better community atmosphere. Instead of letting aspiring developers and young people immerse themselves in various Meme stories of getting rich... We should be more united and face future challenges together. The community needs higher ideals and vision, and some people need to step forward for the future of the Eastern community. Crypto is not just about Meme, there are many opportunities for infrastructure and application to be explored and discovered, these are the true industry alpha. IOSG will invest in and support young people who lead the way, promote the long-term development of the industry and community, and help Eastern entrepreneurs stand out in the global market."

PANews reported on May 28th that serial scammer Sahil Arora has issued a new celebrity Meme token named after Australian musician Iggy Azalea, raising over $300,000 in token pre-sale. On Tuesday, Azalea's X account posted that it was not associated with Arora's pre-sale, while also adding that she had planned an encryption project. Azalea's account on X posted a now-deleted message: "What I'm interested in is creating a practical and legitimate token, but Sahil tried and thought I wouldn't notice his strange pre-sale telegram activity." Earlier, American rapper "Rich the Kid" (Dimitri Leslie Roger) publicly accused Arora of invading his X account to promote the recently launched "RICH" token, and Olympic medalist Caitlyn Jenner also claimed that Arora deceived her during her own token issuance.

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