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What the Tech: Why you can’t always trust 5-star online reviews (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Before booking an Airbnb, trying a new restaurant or hiring someone to work on your home, there’s a good chance you check the reviews first. But five-star reviews may not be as trustworthy as they once were. Artificial intelligence can now create realistic fake reviews in seconds, making it harder to tell whether the person praising a business or product ever actually used it. To demonstrate, I asked an AI chatbot to write a glowing five-star review for an imaginary bu
What the Tech: Too early for Christmas (opens the original)
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Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days are Oct. 6-7, but should you start buying Christmas presents now or wait until Black Friday? A few free tools can help you decide. If you go by the sales popping up online, you might think Christmas is a lot closer than it really is. Other major retailers are rolling out early holiday sales of their own. But that Christmas gift you're planning to buy might be cheaper next week, or you could save even more by waiting until Black Friday. Amazon now offers a price-histo
What the Tech: Flock Camera changes (opens the original)
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Flock cameras are watching millions of vehicles on American roads. Now, amid growing privacy concerns and congressional scrutiny, the company is changing its rules about who can access that information and how long it can be stored. You've probably already driven past a Flock camera without realizing it. Mounted on poles along roads, at intersections and near neighborhood entrances, these cameras photograph license plates and vehicles as they pass. Police use the information to find stolen cars,
What the Tech? Walmart addresses concerns about dynamic, personalized pricing (opens the original)
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Imagine picking up a bottle of shampoo at Walmart priced at $10.99, while another shopper standing beside you is offered the same bottle for less. The technology to make personalized pricing possible exists, raising concerns that retailers could someday use what they know about customers to determine how much each person is willing to pay. Walmart CEO John Furner is now addressing those concerns directly, saying the retail giant will not use its growing arsenal of digital technology to set diffe
What the Tech: Walmart and dynamic pricing (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Imagine picking up a bottle of shampoo at Walmart priced at $10.99, while another shopper standing beside you is offered the same bottle for less. The technology to make personalized pricing possible exists, raising concerns that retailers could someday use what they know about customers to determine how much each person is willing to pay. Walmart CEO John Furner is now addressing those concerns directly, saying the retail giant will not use its growing arsenal of digi
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