Dancing Partners who Step on Toes – Resolutely! AI geared robotics are fueling the charge in the dance between humans and robots on the job market. By 2025 machines will do more work than humans according to the World Economic Forum‘s latest AI job forecast. In mid-2018 machines contributed to roughly 30% of total hours…
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Take another lap around the Password Track While we strongly recommend that you manage your passwords, we do not envision that you would organize the post-its scattered about your desk. Is that insulting? OK. So you have a notebook? Still not good. An Excel spreadsheet? Not bad. But where do you keep the spreadsheet? How…
Ancient tools, technologically speaking, are not that ancient chronologically considered. Five years ago Reliable Tech News featured an article, “Seeing is Believing,” which presented several tools to help you see better what was on the screen. Do you remember that ancient day when “the screen” was a 15″ CRT that took up 50% of your desk…
Microsoft has announced that Windows 7 support will end on January 14, 2020, a little over 16 months away – the clock is ticking! That does not mean that the Windows 7 operating system on your laptop or PC will cease to work. It means that there will be no support. Which support is actually…
The high cost of security Throughout my simple July travels, I was frequently required to demonstrate by Passport who I was. When traveling, one is constantly aware of tools of security and surveillance, especially in airports. And for the most part, I was not troubled, but pleased at the great effort put forth to make…
Doctors inject lab-grown genes coupled with viruses to good result The equipment pictured here is likely more elaborate than that which the doctor used to treat me upon my return from Belarus. As I was preparing to travel to the Minsk airport, Wednesday morning August 1st, I had what turned out to be an irregularity…
International Travel – Many Security Points Consider the security of Lufthansa, the German Airline, who began biometric boarding at LAX, in April 2018. After standing in line to board a long time, I find it fascinating that Lufthansa boarded 350 people into their A380 in just about 20 minutes. We should all be so fortunate.…
Scientists develop material that could regenerate dental enamel People with a low pain thresh-hold will welcome this new technology. They’ve developed a material that would regenerate dental enamel. Rebuilding your teeth on the spot. “Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have developed a new way to grow mineralised materials which could regenerate hard tissues…
Cell Phones Got Smaller Not that long ago, the size of a mobile phone determined its value. The smaller, the better! That’s because the first mobile phones were so large. Cell phones have reduced. No longer the 2.5 pound original. We measure in 4-6 ounce range. No longer 10 inches long and very thick. We…