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could mobile phones be next on the extinction list?

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image: rabbit tech

it’s not technically a phone, but it does almost everything a phone can … and some things a phone can’t.

by rick richardson
technology this week

rabbit is a startup that stunned the world in early january with its surprising ai hardware announcement. the rabbit r1 is a device similar to a smartphone, but it runs a different ai experience compared to what you know from chatgpt, copilot, gemini, claude and other chatbots.

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the rabbit r1 will handle chats like chatgpt, sure. however, its primary selling point is a different type of ai experience. the r1 features a unique large action model (lam) that lets it interact with apps for you.

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ai named the highest-paying in-demand tech skill for 2024

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are your skills up to snuff? 

by rick richardson
technology this week

according to a january 2024 deloitte study of 100 business executives, nearly half, or 45 percent, of high-level executives indicate they are aggressively upskilling and training their work force in artificial intelligence. approximately the same percentage, 44 percent, state they are hiring for it.

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therefore, it should not be shocking that generative ai ranks first among the highest-paid it skills. this is supported by a recent study from the job search firm indeed, which determined that computer abilities have the largest impact on pay. according to indeed, a job’s salary was 47 percent higher when generative ai was listed as a required talent.
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new phase-change concrete melts snow and ice without salt or shovels

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new self-heating concrete mixes could eliminate the need for snowplows, salt trucks and shovels.

by rick richardson
technology this week

researchers have devised a self-heating substance that can melt snow and ice for up to 10 hours without the need for shovels or salt by incorporating a phase-change compound into concrete. the new substance may lessen the requirement for salting and plowing while helping maintain road surface integrity.

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the u.s. department of transportation (dot) reports that over 70 percent of roadways are in areas with snowfall. accumulation of snow and ice decreases vehicle mobility and road friction, slowing down traffic and raising the possibility of collisions.
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