steve yoss, quick tech talks: when a.i. does the heavy lifting for tax, accounting and finance professionals
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german researchers develop ev motor with no rare-earth magnets
researchers may have found a way to speed up the shift to electric vehicles worldwide.
by rick richardson
technology this week
currently, 95 percent of the rare earths come from china. today, electric vehicle (ev) motors include rare-earth magnets, and if china decides not to share their supply, it will be catastrophic for the ev marketplace.
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of all the obstacles to transportation decarbonization, electric motors present one of the most compelling. researchers are currently working on a development that could speed up the shift to electric vehicles worldwide: a tough, small, strong electric motor without rare-earth permanent magnets that can withstand high temperatures and has a high power density.
steve yoss, quick tech talk: automation for accountants
it’s crucial for accountants to embrace adaptation and growth in the face of technological disruption
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steve yoss, quick tech talk: the jobs ai will replace – and those it won’t
ai isn’t going to replace you. but it will replace people who don’t use ai.
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educators can benefit from new generative ai course
a teacher’s aide unlike any other?
by rick richardson
technology this week
many people focus on the potential benefits of generative ai for kids when considering its application in the classroom. still, teachers can gain as much, if not more, from the technology. google and mit responsible ai for social empowerment and education (raise) have launched a free google generative ai educators course to assist middle and high school educators in utilizing generative ai tools to improve their workflow and their students’ learning environment.
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the self-paced, two-hour course is designed to help educators leverage generative ai to save time on routine tasks. from email composing to adapting content for various reading levels, creating innovative evaluations and organizing activities around students’ interests, generative ai can streamline these processes, freeing up valuable time for educators.