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  Briana Brownell

  

  3 days ago

  Employee experience automation: Human-AI care for your workforce

  VentureBeat - Raghu Ravinutala, Yellow.ai

  The global workforce has, today, readily embraced the new normal of hybrid workplace models. Keeping up with expectations of flexibility at work, businesses are evolving rapidly with an eye toward post-pandemic life. The challenges and benefits of remote work coupled with the Great …

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  Briana Brownell

  

  3 days ago

  Animal altruism: Friendship in the animal world

  CBS News

  Can different species of animals become friends? Correspondent Lesley Stahl visits Funny Farm Rescue, a not-for-profit New Jersey sanctuary for …

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  Briana Brownell

  

  3 days ago

  There’s a lot of land under solar panels—we should plant some stuff there

  Fast Company - By Dan Gearino — Inside Climate News

  Agrivoltaics is the use of land for both solar power and agriculture, and it can mean more money for farmers—and more appealing produce for consumers. This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News. It is republished with permission. Sign up for their newsletter here. Despite being “yucky” …

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  Briana Brownell

  

  3 days ago

  The Best Apps for Stargazing and Astronomy

  PCMag

  Find a clear night. Capture the perfect star photo. These apps are crucial companions to have along when gazing at the night sky. Look to the stars, …

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  Briana Brownell

  

  3 days ago

  A modern-day revolution: How AI could transform the healthcare industry

  VentureBeat - Ben Prescott, ConvergeOne

  We all know technology is a driver of change. Much of the development and improvements we’ve seen in the healthcare industry today as compared to 20, 10, or even five years ago, have been a direct result of technological innovation. As technology continues to get smarter, faster and more reliable, …

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  Briana Brownell

  

  4 days ago

  Checkers Is Solved

  science.org - Jonathan Schaeffer, Neil Burch, Yngvi Björnsson, Akihiro Kishimoto, Martin Müller, Robert Lake, Paul Lu, Steve Sutphen

  The game of checkers has roughly 500 billion billion possible positions (5 × 1020). The task of solving the game, determining the final result in a …