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There's some rethinking rethinking going on about whether to take the industrial control systems (ICS) that govern so many of our most important industries offline.
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There are plenty of applications where AI can and should be used in the home. And one was chronicled last spring in MIT’s Technology Review. 
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most of us recognize that while AI is growing as a force, and will revolutionize entire industries, it does consume an awful lot of energy, leading to concerns about whether it is environmentally sustainable.
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Appliance-by-battery-operation may be  moving beyond the realm of small appliances and into the domain of heavy appliances like stoves, refrigerators, and washing machines.
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Fireworks have always been one of my favorite parts of 4th of July celebrations. There are few things that rival watching the skies light up on a warm summer’s night.
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Juggling competing demands is a challenge as old as technology. When it comes to embedded systems, the story is often about how to maximize performance while minimizing power consumption.
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The IOT has become so much a part of our daily lives – sometimes, admittedly, in fairly trivial ways. It’s good to be reminded that the IIOT is out there as well, changing the way many industries work.
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NICU tech is yet another example of how technology is life-enhancing.
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Research published in Nature Communications described how AI models are being used to find not only how consumers will rate a beer, but also how to make a beer that’s better tasting.
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Each year, the MIT Technology Review takes a look at “promising technologies posed to have a real impact on the world.” And each year I enjoy taking a look through their picks. Not surprisingly, the first technology cited was AI. After all, something AI-related has had a spot on pretty much every future/breakthrough tech list […]
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