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The idea is that delegating “complex but repetitive transactions” to AI would simply free up humans to do other things. Sure … I smell budget cuts.
Tags: AI (artificial intelligence), workers
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🕵🏼 Glassholes: That’s what I call the folks who leave nasty anonymous reviews of their former boss on Glassdoor. Those days are now over. Glassdoor is outing posters with names and locations alongside spicy reviews. This means a business can subpoena Glassdoor to get real names to sue. Finally.
Seriously frightening: The White House warns the nation’s water systems are a big target for foreign hackers. Case in point: Iranian hackers recently targeted a Pennsylvania facility. Their advice? Beef up cybersecurity by changing default passwords and ensuring software is up to date. Uh, ya think? I recommend keeping a few cases of drinking water on hand.
Wendy’s “dynamic pricing” PR nightmare solution is $1 burgers until April 10 as a make-good. Of course, you have to order on their app and add the coupon on their “offers” page to get the deal. 🙄
PSA for parents: Kids are using Apple’s “invisible ink” in iMessage to send secret texts. This feature hides messages under a static effect called “dancing pixels” that disappear with a tap. You can disable it altogether under Settings > Accessibility > Reduce Motion.
👂 Tinnitus relief: That annoying ringing in your ears that just won’t quit? Yeah, could be tinnitus. There’s no cure yet, but a new app called MindEar could offer some relief. It mixes chatbot tech, sound therapy, and mindfulness and meditation exercises to silence that high-pitched ringing. Get this: In its first trial with 30 participants, nearly two-thirds reported some improvement. Pretty awesome, right?
Work hard, play hard: LinkedIn’s mixing business with pleasure with their new puzzle games. The angle? Play online games with your connections and contacts. Seems more like a recipe for distraction, but go ahead, dunk on your work frenemy.
💼 Trending job skills: Remember when “data” was just a “Star Trek” character? Well, “data science” and “analytics” are now the hottest job categories, according to a 2024 study. The fastest-growing skills? Generative AI modeling, data analytics and machine learning. Share this with someone you know in college.
Stay tuned: YouTube star MrBeast just struck a deal with Amazon MGM for the biggest competition series in TV history. “Beast Games” is a reality show featuring 1,000 contestants duking it out for a $5 million prize. A thousand? I have enough trouble keeping the contestants on “The Bachelor” straight.
🦐 AI invasion: Facebook’s algorithm is now pushing AI-generated content that goes straight to ad-heavy websites and scams. Some of these spam images look real, and others, like “Shrimp Jesus” (paywall link) are so weird that people can’t help but click. Meta’s response? Crickets, as usual.
