
Bob Hoose
Contributor at Plugged In
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2 weeks ago |
pluggedin.com | Bob Hoose
Artificial intelligence is the topic of the day. Everybody is chatting about it and wondering how it will soon be stitched into the tapestry of our lives. But there’s one AI topic thread that you may not be thinking about or talking about over your morning cup of joe: What is AI borrowing from you and using right now? Yes, indeedy. We rarely think about how AI uses the information that we didn’t know we were offering.
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1 month ago |
pluggedin.com | Bob Hoose
What if you could hand over a list of tasks to an AI personal assistant and have it take care of all the details? You know, you could just say: Order the weekly groceries (only forget the bananas this week). And book me a flight for, uh, next Thursday to Seattle; morning preferably. Have them deliver my drycleaning sometime this afternoon. Oh, and check my schedule for a good time to meet with Dave, next week.
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2 months ago |
pluggedin.com | Bob Hoose
Each year the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) presents a showcase of all sorts of new wiz-bang electronics, computer hardware and software innovations. This year it was hosted in Las Vegas at a convention center that encompassed some 2.9 million square feet of displays, showcased over 4,500 presenters and was a short-term second home for some 141,000 attendees with durable walking shoes.
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Feb 25, 2025 |
pluggedin.com | Bob Hoose
When you read the reference to an “AICompanion” in this blog’s title, you may have instantly jumped to the idea of some platform or device that you can make into a digitalized bestie. You know, an AI construct that you can wile away the hours chatting with online or making romantic overtures to. Hey, you can even wear pendant-sized AI buds like a necklace these days. You haven’t heard of those?
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Jan 10, 2025 |
pluggedin.com | Bob Hoose
Have you heard about those new mind-reading headphones? It’s true. They’re real. They’re called the Master & Dynamic x Neurable MW75 NeuroHeadphones. (Which is quite a mouthful.) And just in case you’re thinking they’re the equivalent of a pair of “Amazing X-Ray Glasses” you’d see in the back of an old comic book, let me stop you. The reviews are in, and these techy gizmos are actually supposed to read your brain waves accurately while delivering high-quality sound. How? Why? Well, let’s see.
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