zhogfanadded this to BIZ . TRADE EMPLOYEE ECONOMYAutomation Millions Of Jobs Have Been Lost To Automation. Economists Weigh In On What To Do About ItForbes - Amy SterlingArtificial Intelligence (AI) and automation promise to usher in a new era of inexpensive goods, effortless personalization, and freedom from tedium. Yet beneath the surface of innovation a current of disenfranchisement
S. K.added this to Apple & Tesla NewsTesla Model 3 Tesla starts selling used Model 3 cars onlineEngadget - Jon FingasIt might be your best chance at getting the EV you want. Until now, buying a used Tesla Model 3 has usually entailed tracking down a reseller or spotting a sale from an individual owner. Now, though, just
Bryan Maheradded this to :: quickFLIP :: Boeing Pilots reveal safety fears over Boeing’s fleet of DreamlinersThe Guardian - Anna TimsAirline pilots have voiced fears over the safety of a fleet of Boeing aircraft after a crucial fire-fighting system has been found to have the potential to malfunction. Boeing has issued an alert to airlines
TTonyRhodesadded this to All stuff AppleApple Watch These Are Four iPhone Accessories Every Owner Should HaveInverse - By Blake Stimac Unsurprisingly, most of the best iPhone accessories are made by Apple. One of the best things about getting a brand new iPhone is that you can …
dnongbriadded this to CMO DailyGoogle Home Google’s Home Hub to Nest Hub rebranding effort is a sticker on the box9to5Google - Abner LiAt I/O 2019, Google announced that all its smart home products going forward would be branded “Google Nest.” The first new product to launch is the Nest Hub Max this summer, while the Home Hub was immediately
Tom Mitchelladded this to FlipzerAmazon Amazon shuts down its social network that you forgot existed anywayMashable - Annie ColbertAmazon Spark, we hardly The shopping social network (a kinda gross concept to start with) disappeared from the internet and Amazon's app some time in the past couple days, according to a report from TechCrunch.
Carson Callawayadded this to Times of the SouthCybersecurity The US Has Allegedly Placed Malware Deep in Russia's Power GridGizmodo - Tom McKay The U.S. has deployed “American computer code” into Russian systems operating the nation’s power grid, the New York Times reported on Saturday, as …
Davidadded this to Extreme ModerateTriton The Russian hackers behind Triton tried to attack the U.S. power gridDigital Trends - Georgina Torbet A hacking group linked to the Russian government has been attempting to breach the U.S. power grid, Wired reports. The hackers have been tracked by …
Android Policeadded this to Android PoliceAndroid News New Nvidia Shield TV running Android 9 Pie pops up in Play Console device catalogandroidpolice.com - Ryne Hager A new variant of the Nvidia Shield has popped up on the Google Play Developer console. The new hardware goes by the hardware codename "mdarcy," in …
SShawn Hrybadded this to Business Software Development Text Classification in Pythontowardsdatascience.com - Miguel Fernández Zafra This article is the first of a series in which I will cover the whole process of developing a machine learning project. In this article we focus on …
MEISELadded this to HealthPlay buttonCarnegie Mellon University VR and microscopy help scientists see 'inside' diseasesEngadget - Jon FingasYou can only learn so much about cells by studying 2D pictures, and 3D microscope technology can produce an abundance of data that might be hard to decipher. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University Virginia
TTyler Braithwaiteadded this to I Love ItRobotics Your Roomba takes a weird path to clean the floors in your home. Here's why it mattersCNET - Brian Bennett A robot vacuum might navigate with lasers, electronic eyes or simple bumpers, and the difference affects how well it will clean. Our brand-new test room helps us show the difference.
The Guardianadded this to TechnologyAudi Audi Q8: ‘There’s nothing it will not do to make you feel more comfortable’The Guardian - Martin LoveAudi Q8 Price £64,810 0-62mph 6.3 seconds Top speed 155mph MPG 41.5 CO2 178g/km Visiting some friends years ago, when our kids were young, we distracted our two-year-old son with a bucket of wooden bricks
Carson Callawayadded this to OVERdoseComputers Facebook builds virtual homes to train A.I. agents in realistic environmentsDigital Trends - Aaron Mamiit Researchers at Facebook, which is no stranger to artificial intelligence, have created Habitat, a platform that allows A.I. agents to rapidly learn …
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Robert Bainesadded this to Home StuffAutos This Robot Lawn Mower Will Cut Your Grass While You Kick BackCar and Driver - Brittney MorganYour least favorite summer chore just got so much smarter. This summer, you can skip mowing your lawn. It'll take care of itself—well, sort of. With Husqvarna's robotic lawnmower, you can kick back and
Android Policeadded this to Android PoliceOnePlus 6 Official LineageOS builds arrive for OnePlus 6androidpolice.com - Corbin Davenport LineageOS is arguably the most popular custom ROM on the planet, with more than 1.6 million active installations. However, there have never been …
Apexworldwideadded this to UnrealBusiness 4 Hard-to-Believe Driverless Car FactsThe Motley Fool - Chris Neiger This market is bigger and has broader implications for our lives than you might think. Fully autonomous vehicles that can drive themselves in nearly …
Future Tech & Leisureadded this to Future TechnologyThe Future Building a real flying Iron Man Suit with Adam Savage - VideoCNETWe went behind the scenes with former MythBusters star Adam Savage for his new series Savage Builds. In the first episode Adam builds a titanium Iron Man suit modeled directly from Marvel Studios, with
Mega Dik Dikadded this to THE MEGA DIK DIK TIMESRoomba Man Hacks Roomba’s Speakers to Swear Upon Impactmanofmany.com - Man of Many Who can blame Roomba? Don’t you do the same thing? If you bump into something or stub your toe, don’t you swear just a bit, even if it’s only under …
AAJ !added this to CONCEPT ! SPACE ! TECH . . .Kickstarter Kickstarter and XOXO have shut down their subscription platform before it launchedThe Verge - Andrew LiptakLast October, Kickstarter announced that it was ending its subscriber-based crowdfunding platform, Drip, but that it was planning a successor project with XOXO festival creators Andy Baio and Andy McMillan.
PPete Conryadded this to The Slurred WordAging This Economy Is Not Aging GracefullyThe New York Times - By EDUARDO PORTERThe median age of the American worker is 42, four years more than the median 20 years ago. Americans are used to hearing dire warnings about aging. We are told it could bankrupt the social safety net Medicare
Forbesadded this to BusinessCES Israel's EcoMotion Looks Like An Early Stage CES Aiming To Stimulate Winning Mobility TechForbes - Doron LevinEver heard of Yandex? Me, neither. When the Russian company was described as an Internet search firm like Google or Baidu, I decided to check out its self-driving protoype. Yandex’s self-driving Toyota
zhogfanadded this to MEDICAL PHSYC DIET.HEALTHApple Watch Here's how the Apple Watch will soon help protect your hearingCNBC - Todd Haselton Apple will update the Apple Watch with its latest software, watchOS 6 in the fall. It'll include a new feature called Noise that can be used to …
Bryan Maheradded this to :: quickFLIP :: FireEye Hackers behind dangerous oil and gas intrusions are probing US power gridsArs Technica - Dan Goodin Group responsible for safety tampering Triconex malware has expanded, researchers say. In a new troubling escalation, hackers behind at least two …
jjohnyesteradded this to CyberSecurityCyberwarfare US powers up attacks against Russia's electrical gridCNET - by Edward Moyer Aggressive moves by Cyber Command to implant malware are both a warning and an effort to enable crippling attacks if necessary, says The New York Times.
James Burgessadded this to TECH PORNPlay buttonMIT A Team Of MIT Bartender Robots Serves Beer More EfficientlyPopular ScienceUsing robots, a team at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has solved an ancient problem: needing another beer but not wanting to stand up and get it. Two small Turtlebots (which
The New York Timesadded this to Business DayMicrosoft Office How Data Can Help You Win in the Winner-Take-All EconomyThe New York Times - By NEIL IRWINThis article is adapted from the book “How to Win in a Winner-Take-All World,” to be published June 18 by St. Martin’s Press. On the day I met Brett Ostrum, in a conference room in Redmond, Wash., he wearing
Fortuneadded this to TechTech Industry CrowdStrike IPO: Investors Are Positively CrowdStruck—Cyber SaturdayFortune - Robert Hackett A poorly kept secret of the cybersecurity business: For all the talk of entrepreneurs determined to build strong, independent public companies atop …
PoweredByFlipboardadded this to Flipboard InnovationInvesting Is $1.8 Million for bluebird bio's New Gene Therapy Ridiculous?The Motley Fool - Todd Campbell Following European approval earlier this month, bluebird bio announced its beta-thalassemia gene therapy will launch with a sky-high price tag. On …
