Google Will Sell A 15 Claw To Attach Your Pixel To The Stadia Controller

While the Stadia controller is not absolutely necessary to use Google’s gaming service on a PC or phone, the company has claimed it offers the best Wi-Fi experience. This is because the controller bypasses your device and connects to the cloud directly via Wi-Fi to minimize latency. The claw fits around the stadia controller and claims to keep your phone in a “comfortable and balanced position” for mobile play. The accessory is designed with Pixel 3 and beyond in mind, but considering it can expand to different sizes, it should fit most smartphones....

December 1, 2022 · 1 min · 141 words · Scott Bancroft

Gpt 3 S Bigotry Is Exactly Why Devs Shouldn T Use The Internet To Train Ai

It turns out that a $1 billion investment from Microsoft and unfettered access to a supercomputer wasn’t enough to keep OpenAI’s GPT-3 from being just as bigoted as Tay, the algorithm-based chat bot that became an overnight racist after being exposed to humans on social media. It’s only logical to assume any AI trained on the internet – meaning trained on databases compiled by scraping publicly-available text online – would end up with insurmountable inherent biases, but it’s still a sight to behold in the the full context (ie: it took approximately $4....

December 1, 2022 · 5 min · 914 words · Joyce Kreidel

Hackers Are Targeting Us Local Governments And It S Time To Fight Back

It is a costly fact of modern life that organizations from pipelines and shipping companies to hospitals and any number of private companies are vulnerable to cyberattacks, and the threat of cyberattacks from Russia and other nations makes a bad situation worse. Individuals, too, are at risk from the current threat. Local governments, like schools and hospitals, are particularly enticing “soft targets” – organizations that lack the resources to defend themselves against routine cyberattacks, let alone a lengthy cyber conflict....

December 1, 2022 · 4 min · 779 words · Lillie Brooks

Hackers Breached Bulgaria S Tax Agency And Leaked The Data Of 5M People

The breach contains the personal data of 5 million citizens, local outlet Capital reports. To put that into perspective, Bulgaria has a population of 7 million. Among other things, the trove includes personal identifiable numbers, addresses, and even income data. “The authorities are investigating a potential security breach in the systems of the National Revenue Agency,” the Bulgarian NRA wrote in an announcement on July 15. “Earlier today, local media were emailed a download link to the leaked data, which purportedly originated from the Bulgarian Ministry of Finance....

December 1, 2022 · 2 min · 311 words · Joan Dyer

Here Are The New Features Of Oxygen Os Shipping With The Oneplus 7

Screen recording Once I started using this feature, I wondered why it wasn’t in all phones. You can activate this from the notification tray, and hit record whenever you’re ready. This feature gives you an ability to record internal audio or the audio from the microphone. This is quite handy when you’re recording gameplay. Zen Mode This is one intriguing implementations of digital wellness in a smartphone I’ve seen till now....

December 1, 2022 · 2 min · 404 words · Clifford Roman

Here S How Ai Can Help You Sleep

The traditional distractions of jobs, family, and friends have been exacerbated in recent years by irregular work, long commutes, smartphones, and all-night benders — leaving us with little time to snooze. And that’s without mentioning what keeps us up at night, whether it’s drunken revelers in the street, existential angst, or the horrifying screams next door. It’s therefore unsurprising that two-thirds of adults in developed nations don’t get the nightly eight hours of kip recommended by the World Health Organization, which doctors warn is leading us down a cheery path towards chronic diseases, mental health disorders, and dysfunctional relationships....

December 1, 2022 · 2 min · 391 words · Michael Parks

Here S How Weak Policies On Remote Education Have Let Our Teachers Down

However, thanks to a decade of unambitious government policy, many have faced an uphill struggle. A general lack of preparedness for digital technology in England has left many children without the tools they need to access and benefit from remote learning. Our recent research shows that teachers have been hampered by weak policies surrounding technology supported learning, and by the research behind these policies. To unlock the educational potential of digital technologies in the future, teachers need support that focuses on innovation and practice....

December 1, 2022 · 4 min · 815 words · Milton Boden

Here S What Needs To Happen For Full Ev Battery Recycling

This situation raises many questions related to the materials used to manufacture these batteries: what resources are involved? What are the environmental impacts of extracting them? Can they be recycled? When looking into the materials in the LIBs that are currently used in the vast majority of EVs, the first thing to know is that there are multiple kinds of battery technology. While all contain lithium, the other components vary: batteries in telephones or computers contain cobalt, whereas those for vehicles may contain cobalt with nickel or manganese, or none at all in the case of iron-phosphate technologies....

December 1, 2022 · 5 min · 970 words · Mary Reader

Here S Why Digital Agencies Must Push Clients Towards Accessibility

Whether it’s web design or Google Ads, staying on top of the latest trends is essential for helping my clients achieve their goals. But while marketing trends may come and go, certain things are poised to have a lasting impact on the way we do business online. One of the most important areas that is gaining increasing attention is ADA compliance for websites. By addressing the requirements of individuals with special access needs, digital agencies can help their clients achieve greater growth....

December 1, 2022 · 5 min · 862 words · Frank Koopman

Here S Why The Universe Has More Matter Than Antimatter

If antimatter and matter are truly identical but mirrored copies of each other, they should have been produced in equal amounts in the Big Bang. The problem is that would have made it all annihilate. But today, there’s nearly no antimatter left in the universe – it appears only in some radioactive decays and in a small fraction of cosmic rays. So what happened to it? Using the LHCb experiment at CERN to study the difference between matter and antimatter, we have discovered a new way that this difference can appear....

December 1, 2022 · 5 min · 862 words · Richard Wiggins

Hey Google Can You Sort Out The Docs Ipad App Please

Look, it’s not bad. It works. But it’s driving me mad. Why? Because it’s not completely compatible with iPad Magic Keyboard. Yes, I can type, but selecting text is a nightmare. And this isn’t on. Let’s backtrack though. Recently, I’ve been on a bit of a tablet renaissance. After using an iPad properly for the first time in years, my whole opinion on the technology changed and, since then, it’s become my lockdown life companion....

December 1, 2022 · 3 min · 429 words · Ronald Williams

Hino S Workplace Culture Resulted In 20 Years Of Carbon Emissions Lies

Hino Motors, a Toyota Motor Corp affiliate, was found in March to have falsified data related to the carbon emissions and fuel performance of four engines – a deception that dates back to at least 2003. Unfortunately, emissions scandals are nothing new. The company joins the ranks of big dirty liars Volkswagen and Stellantis, who tried to downplay the impact of their vehicles on the environment. Both companies used software to manipulate the exhaust settings and cheat on emissions tests....

December 1, 2022 · 3 min · 525 words · Ellis Vargas

Holy Sheet Apply Einstein S 8Th Wonder Of The World To Your Money In Google Sheets

“Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it earns it… he who doesn’t… pays it,” Albert Einstein once said. For those who aren’t financial gurus, allow me to put this quote in layman’s terms: everyone who’s able to save up a little, and is patient enough, can get wealthy. It’s not how celebrities get rich, it’s how the millionaire next door gets born. So how does it work?...

December 1, 2022 · 3 min · 528 words · Alice Hicks

Holy Sheet How To Use Google Translate In Google Sheets

Google Translate is an amazing feat of engineering, which uses artificial intelligence to translate speech and text from a chosen language into another. In most cases, Google Translate’s own interface embedded in Google Search or on translate.google.com suffices to get some ad-hoc thing translated quickly. But in some cases, you want something more powerful and scalable to be able to translate in bulk. For coders, there’s the Translation API for instance....

December 1, 2022 · 2 min · 227 words · Laura Wills

How 1 On 1 Meetings Can Boost Team Alignment And Clarity For Your Employees

The 1-on-1 meeting, when done right, can be the most powerful tool for building alignment and clarity in teams. If you’re a manager, you need to be using them to their full potential, otherwise you’re flying blind. You might still make it to your destination, but you’ll smash into a lot of obstacles on the way. Even if you’re not a manager, you should understand the support you should be getting (it’s up to you whether you want to ask for it)....

December 1, 2022 · 5 min · 1005 words · Denise Gill

How Ai Can Enhance Our Real And Virtual Lives

Every new technology brings with it questions of ethics and unintended consequences. It’s right to ask these questions, but it’s also important to remember that humans are completely at the helm with how these technologies are implemented and when and where they are restrained. Humanity is deeply ingrained in their success and failure. Looking closely, we can see technologies reflect humanity’s imperfections back to us. But I contend technologies like artificial intelligence can enhance, rather than reduce, the human experience....

December 1, 2022 · 3 min · 570 words · Susan Lockett

How Ai Could Spot Your Weaknesses And Influence Your Choices

It may seem cliched to say AI is transforming every aspect of the way we live and work, but it’s true. Various forms of AI are at work in fields as diverse as vaccine development, environmental management and office administration. And while AI does not possess human-like intelligence and emotions, its capabilities are powerful and rapidly developing. There’s no need to worry about a machine takeover just yet, but this recent discovery highlights the power of AI and underscores the need for proper governance to prevent misuse....

December 1, 2022 · 4 min · 743 words · Maggie Jackson

How Facebook S Yann Lecun Is Charting A Path To Human Level Artificial Intelligence

Facebook’s chief AI scientist had been among a group of computer scientists who retained faith in deep neural networks during an “AI winter” of reduced funding and interest in the field. In 2019, his efforts earned him a share of the Turing Award, together with his friends Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton. Today, AI is now an essential component of Facebook’s vast array of applications, touching everything from Messenger to content moderation....

December 1, 2022 · 5 min · 972 words · Theodora Wise

How Google Wants To Be Your Primary Choice To Track Breaking News

It is a good platform to catch up on some news that you might have missed or read articles on different topics. However, it’s not the best place to track breaking news. According to a report by The Information, a team within the company has been trying to develop features to draw you towards Google during critical events. It noted that the Big Moments feature aims to highlight breaking news and provide additional context when you’re looking for information about that event....

December 1, 2022 · 2 min · 304 words · Frank Billington

How I Fully Quit Google And You Can Too

I made this guide to show you how I quit the Googleverse, and the alternatives I choose based on my own research and personal needs. I’m not a technologist or a coder, but my work as a journalist requires me to be aware of security and privacy issues. I chose all of these alternatives based solely on their merit, usability, cost, and whether or not they had the functionality I desired....

December 1, 2022 · 13 min · 2598 words · Laurie Lujan