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Using AI to purchase a car? The pros and the cons (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — We're using artificial intelligence for so much these days, so why not use it to purchase a car? Ray Shefska, co-founder of CarEdge, said there are pros and cons to using AI to shop for a new vehicle. “You push a button that says, ‘I want to try and buy this car’ and set up the parameters for the agent, and then it does all the work,” explained Shefska. “It's the one that reaches out, it's the one that continues to communicate back and forth with the dealership and the dealership sales
Back-to-school tech prices soar as AI creates computer memory shortage (opens the original)
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The explosion of artificial intelligence is draining resources, including computer memory. Just about every electronic device you own relies on RAM -- Random Access Memory -- to function. But with artificial intelligence gobbling up almost all of it, tech companies are scrambling to find more. MAINGEAR co-founder and CEO Wallace Santos says that's sending back-to-school electronics prices soaring. “They were just blindsided by the demand,” says Santos. Santos says there are only three suppliers
The tax consequences of being scammed (opens the original)
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But having to pay taxes on the money you were scammed out of is really twisting the knife. For years, if you were the victim of a scam, you could at least deduct the money you lost at tax time. However, Bentley University professor and creator of scamicide.com Steve Weisman said that protection disappeared from law in 2017. “If you are the victim of an investment scam, a crypto currency scam where you're investing in some crypto that turns out to be a bust, you can take a deduction for moneys lo
Data broker dangers: The info they're collecting can create targeted scams (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — Data brokers collect a ton of information about us – everything from our addresses to our shopping history. They can sell that information to just about anyone. So what happens when it ends up in the wrong hands? “That is really the biggest danger of this kind of information being so readily accessible to people with nefarious intentions,” explained Josh Koebert, Senior Researcher at All About Cookies. Koebert explained that if scammers know everything from your previous address to your
Nearly half of older Americans still haven't created an SSA.gov account (opens the original)
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(WJAR) — The Social Security Administration website is an online portal where seniors can track and manage all of their benefits. But a new study by AARP finds a shockingly low number of Americans are taking advantage of SSA.gov. “We found that 40% of people 50 or older – so the people you'd most expect to be interested in what they have in their Social Security account – still haven't set up a Social Security account at ssa.gov,” said Bill Sweeney, senior vice president of government affairs fo
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