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Machine learning systems have for years now been besting their human counterparts at everything from Go and Jeopardy! to drug discovery and cancer detection. With all the advances that the field has made, it's not unheard of for people to be wary of robots replacing them in tomorrow's workforce. These concerns are misplaced, argues Gerd Gigerenzer argues in his new book How to Stay Smart in a Smart World , if for no other reason than uncertainty itself. AIs are phenomenally capable machines, but only if given sufficient data to act on. Introduce the acutely fickle precariousness of human nature into their algorithms and watch their predictive accuracy plummet otherwise, we'd never have need to swipe left. In the excerpt below, Gigerenzer discusses the hidden privacy costs of sharing your vehicle's telematics with the insurance company. MIT Press Excerpted from How to Stay Smart in a Smart World by Gerd Gigerenzer. Published by MIT Press. Copyright 2021 by Gerd Gigerenzer. All rights reserved. When Your Car Reports You to the Police If self-driving cars are not going to happen, one alternative appears to betraining humans to use AI as a support system but to stay alert and retain control if it fails which is called augmented intelligence. It amounts to partial automation, that is, to sophisticated versions of Level 2 or 3. Yet augmented intelligence entails more than just adding useful features to your car and may well lead us into a different future, where AI is used to both support and surveil us. That possible future is driven more by insurance companies and police than by car manufacturers. Its seeds are in telematics. Young drivers are reckless, overconfident, and an insurance risk, according to the stereotype. Some indeed are, but many are not. Nevertheless, insurers often treat them as one group and charge a high premium. Telematics insurance can change this by offering better rates for safe drivers. The idea is to calculate the premium from a persons actual driving behavior instead of from that of the average driver. To do so, a black box that connects to the insurer is installed in the car (using a smartphone is possible and cheaper but less reliable). The black box records the drivers behavior and calculates a safety score. Figure 4.6 shows the scoring system of one of the first telematics insurers. It observes four features and assigns them different weights. MIT Press Rapid acceleration or harsh braking is assigned the greatest weight, followed by driving over the speed limit. Each driver starts with a monthly budget of 100 points for each of the four features. An event results in points being subtracted, such as 20 points for the first rapid acceleration or for driving over the speed limit. At the end of the month, the remaining points are weighted as shown and summed up to a total safety score. Although telematics is often called black box insurance, the algorithm is not at all a black box like most love algorithms. It is explained in detail on the insurers web-site, and everyone can understand and verify the resulting score. Personalized tariffs are advertised as promoting fairness. They do so by taking individual driving style into account. But they also create new sources of discrimination when driving at night and in cities is punished. Hospital staff, for instance, may have little choice to avoid working at night and in cities. Thus, some of the features are under the drivers control, but not all. Interestingly, one feature that is under the drivers control is absent in virtually all personalized tariffs: texting while driving. And the black box that allows fairness also enables surveillance. Consider a possible future. Why should the black box send a record of speeding only to the insurer? A copy to the police would be extremely handy and save them much effort. It would make all speed traps obsolete. If you speed, the car prints out the ticket on time or, more conveniently, deducts the fine automatically from your online account. Your relationship to your beloved car may change. There is a slippery slope between fairness and total surveillance. Would you be in favor of a new generation of cars that send traffic violations directly to the police? In a survey I conducted, one-third of the adults said yes, more so among those over sixty and less among those younger than thirty. The technology for this future already exists, as most new cars come with a black box installed. The data it collects do not belong to the car owner and can be used in court against the driver. In Georgia, the police obtained black box data without a warrant after a deadly accident, and the driver was found guilty of reckless driving and speeding. While the motives for surveillance vary, digital technology supports all of them. One need not even buy telematics insurance. Modern cars have built-in internet connections, and without it being made transparent inthe owners manual most send their car manufacturer all the data they can collect every couple of minutes, including where the driver currently is, whether harsh braking occurred, how often the position of the driver seat was changed, which gas or battery-charging stations were visited, and how many CDs and DVDs were inserted. Moreover, as soon as you plug in your smartphone, the car may copy your personal information, including contacts addresses, emails, text messages, and even photos. Car manufacturers are remarkably silent about this activity, and when asked with whom they share this data, they typically do not reply. That information helps to find out many other things of interest, such as how often drivers visited McDonalds, how healthily they live, and whom they occasionally visit at night. Connected cars can support justice and improve safety but also spy on you. Telematics insurance embodies the double face of digital technology: surveillance in exchange for convenience.
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Apples release of the new MacBook Air was highly anticipated, mostly for two reasons: its highly anticipated redesign and the introduction of the M2 processor, the next generation of Apples M-series of chips. As expected, the reviews for the M2 MacBook Air have been favorable, with Macworlds Jason Cross calling it a success and delightful everyday computer for most users. But the praise for the MacBook Air has been overshadowed by reports of throttled performance. Article after article warns of a performance shortcoming , severe throttling, and how it cant handle the heat , and video after video demonstrates whats supposedly wrong with the new laptop. It might lead some people to question whether its worth their money and wonder what Apple was thinking. Heres the thing: weve been here before, people. Back in 2020 when the new M1 MacBook Air was introduced, it made splashy headlines with its jaw-dropping speed improvement over the Intel chips as well as the throttling it needed to maintain a proper temperature under more strenuous workloads. In fact, heat has always been an issue with the MacBook Air even before Apple silicon. Its the same story, different year. Why is it news all over again? Why didnt Apple fix the problem? The answer is simple and lies in what the MacBook Airs intended user. MacBook Air M2 (2022) Read our review MSRP: $1,199 Best Prices Today: $1199 at Apple | $1199.00 at Best Buy Using the proper tool for the job The MacBook Air doesnt have any fans built into it. Its a passively-cooled machine, meaning that it doesnt use any special hardware to actively cool it. This is done purposefully by design so that the MacBook Air can be thinner than the MacBook Pro. If the MacBook Air starts to heat up, it will throttle performance to maintain a proper running temperature. This is another aspect of the MacBook Air that is by design. The MacBook Air is also Apples most popular laptop because its the companys most affordable one. Its price attracts what well call casual users, those who spend most of their time on the web, use productivity apps like iWork or Microsoft Office, stream audio and video either for entertainment or for online meetings, and other productivity tasks that everyone does with a computer. The most stressful work likely involves apps like Photos, iMovie, GarageBand, or some other consumer-level creative software for short stints. If youre using a MacBook Air and youre taxing the CPU all the time and you get frustrated by it, you know what? Youre using the wrong tool for the job. The MacBook Air handles these task without any problemsits as fast as the 13-inch MacBook Pro with the same M2 processor. Its the one most people should buyadd the Airs redesign and feature set, and we think its a better value than the 13-inch Pro. If Ive just described what you do on a daily basis, the MacBook Air is a better value for you. (There is a separate performance issue with the MacBook Air or 13-inch MacBook Pro with a 256GB SSD that is a head-scratching design decision, but its not related to the throttling concerns.) Thats not to say the MacBook Air doesnt throttle. It does. But what makes it throttle? Tasks that casual users dont regularly do. For example, one report of the Airs severe throttling involved an export of 8K Canon RAW video . You know what produces 8K Canon RAW video? Cameras that are priced over $4,000. You know who works in 8K Canon RAW video? Video professionals. You know what Macs they buy? MacBook Pros. The MacBook Air isnt a high-end work machine, even if it does have an speedy processor. IDG The MacBook Air throttles when doing CPU-intensive tasks that are often done by users doing serious work, often in a professional setting. This is by design. If youre using a MacBook Air and you are often rendering 8K RAW video, or producing lengthy high-resolution videos in Final Cut Pro, or professionally making music, or doing whatever it is that you do that taxes the CPU all the time and you get frustrated by it, you know what? Youre using the wrong tool for the job. You should be using a MacBook Pro. If you insist that Apple fix the MacBook Air instead, ask yourself, if youre willing to spend on equipment to produce the content you want, why are you skimping on the MacBook to do the finish the job? Headlines that grab you A lot of these reports that use screaming headlines about the issue do actually point out that you have to be doing something atypical of a casual user to get the MacBook Air to throttle. But there are also a lot of reports that gloss over the fact that youre probably not going to render a 60-minute 4K video in Final Cut Pro while you have 20 tabs open in Safari and youre sorting your FileMaker Pro collection database of 10,000 gemstones. And when they gloss over this, it makes it seem like its an issue that affects everyone. As someone who works in media, I admit, were in a battle for your attention, and some outlets are more willing to exaggerate in their headlines than others. (And yes, Macworld is guilty of this too. I hear about it in your emails and tweets.) But most outlets do clarify in its content who the intended user is for the MacBook Air. The fanless MacBook Air is by designApple isnt overlooking anything. Its target user is the rest of us, everyday users with productivity tasks to get done. The MacBook Pro is for users who are demanding of processing power. 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Apples biggest fall release is usually the iPhone. Even when the company unveiled the very first Apple Watch at the Wish we could say more event in September 2014, this still took a back seat to the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, which brought a dramatic new design and the largest screen Apple had ever put in a smartphone. But this fall might be different. While the iPhone 14 will still be Apples biggest seller this holiday season, its shaping up to be a somewhat minor refresh. Even the iPhone 14 Pro, which is getting the lions share of major updates, is going to be largely an S-type upgrade on last years iPhone 13 Pro. In short, the iPhone 14 might not be the star of the show. Rumors have been swirling around the Apple Watch Series 8 , meanwhile, and its looking like it could be the biggest change ever for Apples wearable lineup. Even without a new redesign , the 2022 Apple Watch lineup could be Apples strongest ever. From new sensors to new sizes, models, and features, here are five reasons why the Apple Watch announcement this fall could be even bigger than the iPhone: Were getting a whole new model Over the past several weeks, weve read persistent rumors about a new Pro model that will add a completely new model to the Apple Watch line. It seems to mash together several rumors that weve heard over the past year: a streamlined design , larger display , rugged case , and new features aimed at extreme athletes. While the model will surely be Edition-level expensivereports say it could cost upwards of $899 and aimed at an extremely niche crowd, it will represent a dramatic new direction for Apples wearable. Thus far, Apple has separated its Apple Watch lines by bands (Nike, Hermes) or material (Edition), but a new Pro line with a larger display and new design could represent an expansion of the Apple Watch line to include specialized models aimed at particular wearers. Even if its not a big seller, this Apple Watch Pro could mean big things for the future of the line. A better SE is on the way When the $279 Apple Watch SE launched in 2020, it was an intriguing option. Sandwiched between the $199 Apple Watch Series 3 and $399 main model, it brought the newer design with fewer features and sensors for an affordable price. But two years later, its getting pretty long in the tooth, particularly without an always-on display. Rumors say Apple will add one to the SE this year , and it also could pick up an ECG sensor and a faster processor. All of which would make it a fantastic valueespecially if Apple lowers the price to $249 or $229. The Apple Watch 3 is finally getting put out to pasture this year. Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry The Series 3 is finally going away Why would Apple lower the price of the SE? Because all signs point to Apple finally dumping the Series 3 from the lineup. The worst value of any of Apples entry-level products, the Series 3 is underpowered, undersized, and underwhelming. Well be happy to see it go, but a huge question remains: Will Apple replace it with anything? The Apple Watch SE is quite a bit more expensive than the Series 3 and Apple has sold both alongside each other for two years now. So once the Series 3 is retired, will there be a new model in its place? A Series 4? The old SE? Well have to wait and see. Battery life will be a lot better There are rumors that Apple could be adding a bigger battery to the new Pro model, but even beyond that, the Apple Watch may be finally getting a serious boost to its battery life. The device already has a Power Reserve mode that shuts down all functions except for a tiny digital clock, but a new rumored low-power mode is expected to offer a far more useful way of preserving power. According to reports, youll now be able to conserve battery by turning off some features like on the iPhone. That could be a game-changer for the Apple Watch, as users are able to possibly extend its life by hours. The Apple Watch may be getting a new sensor this year. IDG A new sensor could check for fevers The Apple Watch Series 7 didnt get any new sensors, but the Apple Watch Series 8 reportedly will. And it could be a big one. The latest rumors say Apple will be adding a temperature sensor to the Apple Watch this year, which could be able to track fertility and alert you to an oncoming illness. As we still deal with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the ability to detect fevers and temperature spikes before they register on a thermometer would be an essential health featureand a game-changing one for the Apple Watch. Apple Watch
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Amazon is currently offering the VIZIO 65-inch PQ9 4K 120Hz AirPlay 2 TV for $679 shipped. Normally fetching $1,000, todays offer arrives at a new all-time low of $321 off. This is $120 under the previous discount and one of the first chances this year to save. VIZIOs2021 series PQ9 smart TV arrives with a 65-inch 4K panel that is backed by 120Hz variable refresh rates and full array dimming. Not to mention, 1,200 nits of brightness to pair with its built-in smart features of AirPlay 2 and onboard streaming service access. Then on the gaming front, its ProGaming Engine pairs with AMD FreeSync as well as an HDMI 2.1 port for taking full advantage of a PS5 or Xbox Series X|S. Head below for more. more The post Save $321 on VIZIOs 65-inch PQ9 4K AirPlay 2 TV with 120Hz VRR and HDMI 2.1 at $679 appeared first on 9to5Toys .
How Hustle Culture May Hurt Your Career
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Gurman: Apple Considering Updated HomePod Mini Alongside New High-End HomePod
Apple is reportedly considering an update to the HomePod mini as it plans a larger push into the Home devices market, which includes releasing an updated version of the full-sized HomePod in the early months of 2023, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman . In his latest Power On newsletter , Gurman reports that Apple is considering updating the HomePod mini, which was announced in October 2020. Gurman doesn't shed any details on what a possible update could include but states it's unlikely to be anything super-impressive. As has been previously reported , Apple is planning to resurrect the original full-sized HomePod after discontinuing it in March 2021 . The updated version of the HomePod is rumored to feature an updated S8 processor and possibly a new multi-touch display on top. Gurman says the new full-sized HomePod is on track for a launch in early 2023, lining up with a timeline set forth by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo . Other than an updated HomePod mini and a new full-sized HomePod, Gurman has previously reported that Apple is working on several new products for the Home. The most ambitious project under development is reportedly a HomePod product that combines a speaker, Apple TV functions, and a FaceTime camera into one device. Additionally, Apple is working on a device focused on use in the kitchen that combines an iPad and a speaker connected to a robotic arm . Gurman expects at least one of these two Home products to launch towards the end of 2023 or in early 2024. Related Roundup: HomePod mini Buyer's Guide: HomePod Mini (Neutral) Related Forum: HomePod, HomeKit, CarPlay, Home & Auto Technology This article, Gurman: Apple Considering Updated HomePod Mini Alongside New High-End HomePod first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
Belkins Apple Watch Series 7 Fast Charger sees rare discount to new Amazon low at $51
Amazon is now offering the Belkin Apple Watch Fast Charger for $50.99 shipped. Normally fetching $60, todays offer amounts to $9 in savings and is only the second notable offer at Amazon to date. Since launching earlier in the year, this is the first discount since back in March and delivers a new all-time low. Designed to support the most recent Apple Watch Series 7 and its faster charging speeds, this nightstand companion sports a premium design that has a fold up charging puck for refueling in Nightstand Mode or just laying your wearable down flat. Itll also work with older Apple Watch models, you just wont get the faster charging speeds. Theres no wall adapter in the box, but the charger itself uses a 1.2-meter USB-C cable that rounds out the package. Head below for more. more The post Belkins Apple Watch Series 7 Fast Charger sees rare discount to new Amazon low at $51 appeared first on 9to5Toys .
Pick up popular BookTok Kindle eBooks with todays Gold Box sale starting from $2
Today only, as part of its Gold Box Deals of the Day, Amazon is offering a selection of popular BookTok Kindle eBooks at up to 80% off and starting from $2 . BookTok is a subcommunity on TikTok that focuses on books and literature and todays Gold Box includes some of the popular picks from there. With todays deal offering eBooks from science fiction and fantasy to the teen and young adult genres, there is sure to be an option here that youll be interested in. As soon as you pick up one of these eBooks, you will have immediate access to begin reading it with Kindle remembering where you left off when you need to take a break. Another benefit of Kindle eBooks is the ability to read them across practically any platform with mobile apps and browser-based reading. Head below to see our top picks from todays deal. more The post Pick up popular BookTok Kindle eBooks with todays Gold Box sale starting from $2 appeared first on 9to5Toys .
Gurman: Apple Preparing Pre-Recorded iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8 Event
Apple has started to record its virtual September event, where it's expected to announce the upcoming iPhone 14 lineup, the Apple Watch Series 8 , and a new ugged Apple Watch model, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman . Writing in his latest Power On newsletter , Gurman says the event, which is expected to take place in the early part of September, is already under production, implying that Apple is planning another virtual, pre-recorded event. Some may have hoped that Apple would resume full in-person events for its headlining iPhone launch this year, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Apple held a mostly digital WWDC event in June but had a limited in-person crowd at Apple Park to watch the pre-recorded keynote and have hands-on time with new products. Gurman says that Apple may plan to hold two events this fall, similar to the last several years. The September event will focus on the new iPhone and Apple Watch, while the second event in October will be Mac and iPad-focused. Apple has a long list of products it's aiming to launch this fall, so it's not surprising we could see two events in the coming months. Alongside the new iPhones and Apple Watch, Apple is also planning to announce a new iPad Pro , the second-generation AirPods Pro , and more. Tag: Mark Gurman This article, Gurman: Apple Preparing Pre-Recorded iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8 Event first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
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