Eric Spitznagel

Chicago

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Staff Writer at AARP

Author, editor, journalist, shut-in. What deadline shall we procrastinate with social media today?

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25 Ways to Beat the Heat in the Hot Summer Weather

1 week ago | aarp.org | Eric Spitznagel

Older adults are more likely to experience organ damage, a heart attack or stroke, or even die from extreme heat — so do your best to stay cool.
L’IA aura-t-elle remplacé la plupart des médecins en 2050 ?

1 week ago | francais.medscape.com | Eric Spitznagel

En février dernier, Bill Gates, cofondateur de Microsoft et philanthrope milliardaire, est apparu dans The Tonight Show et a partagé quelques prédictions audacieuses sur l’intelligence artificielle (IA). Dans seulement une décennie, a-t-il dit à l’animateur Jimmy Fallon, l’IA sera capable de fournir de « très bons conseils médicaux » et les humains ne seront plus nécessaires « la plupart du temps ».
Underwater horror: Shocking details about the murder of journalist Kim Wall, killed in Danish inventor’s homemade submarine

1 week ago | nypost.com | Eric Spitznagel

Peter Madsen, a self-taught Danish engineer and inventor, had a favorite pickup line he liked to use on women: “You want to see my submarine?”It wasn’t a joke. In 2008, when Madsen was 37 , he constructed the UC3 Nautilus, which at the time was the largest amateur submarine in the world. He built it in his private lab, in a shipyard lab off the coast of Copenhagen, Denmark.
AI vs Physicians in 2050: Happy Future or No Future?

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Eric Spitznagel

4 hours agoSimplify logging and tracking your blood pressure with your Apple Watch and this third-party hardware. In order to fully understand your heart health and reduce your risk of developing heart conditions, your blood pressure vitals is a good place to start. While blood pressure measurement isn't a …
AI vs Physicians in 2050: Happy Future or No Future?

2 weeks ago | medscape.com | Eric Spitznagel

Last February, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates appeared on The Tonight Show and shared some bold predictions about artificial intelligence (AI). In just a decade, he told host Jimmy Fallon, AI will be capable of “great medical advice” and humans will no longer be needed “for most things.”It’s not the first time we’ve heard claims that AI will soon replace doctors, and it’s usually hard to take seriously.
How Hollywood almost screwed up ‘Die Hard,’ ‘Grease’ and ‘Saturday Night Fever’

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Eric Spitznagel

It was 1977, and Barry Diller — just a few years into his tenure as CEO of Paramount Studios ‚ was sitting down for a preview of “Saturday Night Fever” at the Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles when a publicist leaned in to give him a piece of advice. “[John] Travolta’s the problem,” the publicist hissed at him, according to Diller’s new memoir, “Who Knew,” out Tuesday. “He’s a television person. You don’t put a television person in a movie.
How Hollywood almost screwed up classics like ‘Die Hard,’ ‘Grease’ and ‘Saturday Night Fever’

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Eric Spitznagel

It was 1977, and Barry Diller — just a few years into his tenure as CEO of Paramount Studios‚ was sitting down for a preview of “Saturday Night Fever” at the Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles when a publicist leaned in to give him a piece of advice. “[John] Travolta’s the problem,” the publicist hissed at him, according to Diller’s new memoir, “Who Knew,” out Tuesday. “He’s a television person. You don’t put a television person in a movie.
Inside the mind of Mark Twain: Obsessive author and arrogant genius

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Eric Spitznagel

In the late 19th century, Mark Twain was arguably the most famous author in the world, with classics like “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” (1876) and “Life on the Mississippi” (1883) cementing his status as a cultural icon. But despite his accomplishments, Twain seethed at the idea that anyone might criticize him.
Inside the mind of Mark Twain: Obsessive author and arrogant genius

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Eric Spitznagel

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysIn the late 19th century, Mark Twain was arguably the most famous author in the world, with classics like “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” (1876) and “Life on the Mississippi” (1883) cementing his status as a cultural icon.
Helping Others Heal, One Dog at a Time | Members Only

3 weeks ago | aarp.org | Eric Spitznagel

Video: This Man Helps Those in Recovery Heal, One Foster Dog at a Time Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Stephen Knight was 51 years old — and only eight months sober — when he got a knock at his front door in Dallas.

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