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Top 5 New Tech Gadgets That Will Blow your Mind in 2017 #9

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Robots are making income inequality even worse

The American working class is getting hammered and it seemingly isn’t because immigrants are taking jobs — it’s because robots, without families to feed or children to send to college, are cheap replacements for human workers.

In fact, that’s a major factor contributing to the growing financial gap between high- and low-income families, data suggests.

Just within the last half-decade, the gap between households in the top and bottom 20% of annual household incomes has widened dramatically, growing by $29,200 to $189,600 from 2010 to 2015, Bloomberg calculated, using United States Census Bureau data.

Meanwhile, automation trends are only predicted to increase — Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP found 38% of U.S. jobs are at risk for automation by 2030.

At least 65% of Americans said they expect jobs will generally be automated within the next 50 years, according to Pew Research Center, but most workers believe their job will be safe from automation.

Despite that optimism, about one in 10 Americans said they do worry about losing their job to a robot, Pew found, with manual or physical laborers expressing the most concern. Read more (4/26/17)

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#Apple #iPhone 8 Design Leak

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President Trump Signs Internet Privacy Rollback Bill

President Trump Signs Internet Privacy Rollback Bill

The EFF reports that President Trump has signed S.J. Res. 34, the final version of the bill set to repeal an FCC internet privacy rule that prevented ISPs from sharing Consumer Proprietary Network Information. Senate Joint Resolution 34 is the final product of the House and Senate’s…

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Artificial-intelligence system surfs web to improve its performance

‘Information extraction’ system helps turn plain text into data for statistical analysis

Of the vast wealth of information unlocked by the Internet, most is plain text. The data necessary to answer myriad questions – about, say, the correlations between the industrial use of certain chemicals and incidents of disease, or between patterns of news coverage and voter-poll results – may all be online. But extracting it from plain text and organizing it for quantitative analysis may be prohibitively time consuming.

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7 Cool Inventions You Can Buy Now On Amazon Under $5

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Samsung Galaxy S8 Unpacked Live Stream (Official Replay)

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Transform Your Home By Projecting a Touchscreen Anywhere

Check Out the Xperia Touch

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Samsung Galaxy S8 Unpacked Live Stream (Official Replay)

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7 Cool Inventions You Can Buy Now On Amazon Under $5

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5 New Inventions That Will Blow Your Pants Off #57

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6 Cool Inventions You Can Buy Now On Amazon Under $25

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5 Amazing Inventions You NEED To See in 2017 #7

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5 Amazing Inventions You NEED To See in 2017 #6

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We pulled together today’s’s top CES 2016 stories, just for you:

1. This transforming robot rolls around your home and shoots projections everywhere Tired of lugging your TV from room to room? Hate having yards and yards of unsightly HDMI cords cluttering up your kitchen, bathrooms, and foyer? Now there’s a better way! via: @mashable

2. Fisher-Price Now Has a Toy That Teaches Preschoolers How to Code If you’re dreading the day your kid brings home math homework that reads like the control panels of a Vor’cha-class attack cruiser, just rip off the bandaid already. via: @gizmodo

3. Wi-Fi Alliance introduces Wi-Fi HaLow technology for Internet of Things It’s a good thing that only super smart people get to name new technologies. It’s pronounced like “halo,” right? In any case, it’s better than “Wi-Fi for stuff.” via: FierceWireless

4. This is Faraday Future’s ridiculous 1,000-horsepower electric concept car Now here’s a company that gets it. Living in the future is great and all, but what people really want is to look like they’re living in the future. via: @theverge

5. LG Display brings rollable OLED newspaper to CES 2016 Who wouldn’t buy this awesome roll-up display? It could switch back and forth between the same two still images—or just stay on one! Admit it. Even if it claims the functionality of a laminated photograph, you would buy this. #LooksLikeTheFuture via: @slashgearcom

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The Heralds of the Future

As seen in the latest Call of Duty:  Black Ops teaser

First image:  Lee Baugh uses two mind-controlled modular prostheses from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.  I’ve posted about him before

Second image:  unknown (help me out here)

Third Image: TED talk by the great Hugh Herr on his fantastic BiOMs inspired by nature, and why his prosthesis are not a replacement, but an improvement over its organic counterpart.  I’ve posted about him before too

Fourth Image:  From this video of a girl getting a Cochlear Implant upgrade for her hearing