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What is the rabbit r1? The Future of Personal Technology

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, a groundbreaking device has emerged that aims to revolutionize the way we interact with our digital world. Meet the rabbit r1, an innovative gadget that blends simplicity with sophistication, offering a unique alternative to the traditional smartphone experience. This article delves into the essence of the rabbit r1, exploring its features,…

[boatem-probler]

been chewing on this conversation between pearl and gem this week:

Gem: I know you didn't kill me!

Pearl: So what are you cranky about?

...

Gem: I'm just- you know, I wanted some drama! So, this is the drama, you're welcome.

Pearl: "This is the drama". You're telling me we could've been friends this whole time but you're just like "yoohoohoohoohoohoohoo... I hate you!"

Gem: Yeah, I mean, why not!

and i'm connecting it to gem in empires season 2, where like. in the context of the fiction everyone else had been living in that world their whole lives and that's their reality, like, it's real to them.

and meanwhile gem is just roleplaying. like, she was a being from another world who just came there because she wanted to play at being a human princess for a while. and then when she's called away she's just like. anyway i was never actually a princess or a mortal being from this dimension and we're never gonna see each other again, sorry for the existential crisis, bye!

and anyway i think she has a similar deal in the life series. like, everyone else is there because they're trapped in the Torment Nexus, gem is there because she wants to be.

[minotaurfemme]

I <3 shrooms so fucking much yall fucking fantastic drug

[roadimusprime]

trying not to believe they turnt the Internet off before they left for work. 😒

[stumblngrumbl]

i got another camera so i can see if anything is lurking around the chicken coop

the camera is essentially the same as the cat security cameras that i got before our winter holidays trip - very high resolution, 3x optical zoom, infrared as well (with illuminator) - but this one doesn't need mains power and instead has built-in rechargeable batteries plus a solar panel.

i took it down to the coop to test its network connection this evening

and stuck it on top of the fence post where it will likely live

it's upside down in the test - it's designed to be mounted under the eaves of a house roof - for a more permanent installation i'll make a bracket attached to this post that it can be mounted "under". it has a 360° swivel so the bracket needs to have minimal vertical structure necessary to keep it steady.

no trouble accessing it directly (this brand lets you use memory cards & direct network transfer and avoid cloud storage)

despite being over 65m away from my closest network point

[deus-ex-mona]

found a rare opportunity to record the hilarious fiancé and tsuki no hime dances, so ofc i ✨had✨ to take it—

[prolech]

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Headunit with Carplay for FIAT 500X | 2014-2019

Headunit with Carplay for FIAT 500X | 2014-2019

[ritzperez]

FordPass helps get it done

FordPass is a mobile app designed to enhance your driving experience by providing seamless access to key vehicle features and services. With FordPass, you can remotely start, stop, lock, and unlock, track its location, and monitor important vehicle health information like fuel levels and tire pressure. It also offers access to a 24/7 customer support line, helps locate nearby Ford dealers or parking, and provides connectivity to your FordPass Connect-enabled vehicle for added convenience, such as in-vehicle Wi-Fi and real-time traffic updates. Experience the ease and peace of mind that comes with it!

https://www.bayshoreford.com/mobile-service.htm

[dramadramallama]

I don't know how I'm going to avoid Love in the Big City spoilers 😭

I'm stuck somewhere, away from the comfort of my couch because of work, with virtually no down time to watch anything until the end of next week. Imma be late to the party :(

[newsepick]

Nokia partners with Vodafone Idea for 4G and 5G deployment in India

Nokia has signed a three-year agreement with Vodafone Idea Limited to enhance and expand its 4G and 5G networks in India. This partnership involves deploying Nokia's 5G AirScale portfolio, focusing on key revenue-generating regions like Chennai and Andhra Pradesh. The collaboration is part of VIL's broader $3.6 billion plan involving other suppliers like Ericsson and Samsung, aimed at improving telecom services. Vodafone Idea's CEO expressed confidence in Nokia's capabilities, emphasizing the deal's significance in providing high-speed connectivity to millions of customers and shaping India's telecom future.

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Understanding the Difference Between 4G and 5G Networks

As our reliance on mobile connectivity grows, so does the need for faster, more efficient networks. Understanding the difference between 4G and 5G networks is crucial as 5G technology becomes more widely available, promising to revolutionise how we interact with the digital world. From browsing the web to powering autonomous vehicles and smart cities, 5G is set to offer significant advancements…

[jcmarchi]

Reimagining Telecom: GenAI’s Role in Elevating Customer Experiences

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Reimagining Telecom: GenAI’s Role in Elevating Customer Experiences

As GenAI continues to transform the business landscape, we’re experiencing firsthand the emergence of technological advancements that are more rapid, more innovative, and more profound than anything else we’ve ever witnessed as a society.

The impacts of GenAI are so pervasive that it’s not just spurring a technical revolution, it’s ushering in a new age where arguably every domain – from how we work to how we live our everyday lives –will transform to some degree. While many industries have been working to reap GenAI’s benefits as quickly as possible, one industry has taken a slower approach to adoption: telecommunications. In fact, data shows only 22% of communication service providers (CSPs) have implemented GenAI solutions.

Despite telcos seemingly taking their GenAI journey at a slower pace compared to other companies in other industries who have accelerated their journeys, telecom’s steady approach isn’t the reflection of an industry that’s unable to see the technology’s benefits. Instead, it’s the result of an industry so deeply engrained in modern society, trying to strike a careful balance between honoring its core standards while also evolving to keep pace with the innovation of emerging technologies.

The impacts of GenAI usage in telecom go far beyond just the industry. Telecom is well-primed to experience immense benefits from GenAI, but the path forward requires a better understanding of the potential disruptions the tech presents and a clear view of how it will transform telecom as we know it.

GenAI in Telecom: A Classic Case of Steady Wins the Race

When technical advancements arise, industries immediately view becoming an early adopter as the initial goal. While a certain level of speediness is essential for the business landscape to keep up with our ever-changing world, it’s crucial to not lose sight of the most important consideration: the rate of implementation should never come at a cost. This is especially true for GenAI.

Telecom is a longstanding industry that is not only greatly depended upon, playing a massive role in contemporary society, but also one that can’t deviate from the truth and requires robust security. Given this, telecom can’t afford to take a “move quick, fix later” mentality with GenAI. For this industry, implementation needs to be flawless out of the gate.

With telecom being the powering source behind many of our daily experiences, the biggest challenge of GenAI has been ensuring the right data, and the right framework to support it, are in place to enable use cases. This has been a major obstacle that has heavily contributed to the industry needing to take a more cautious, and subsequently slower, approach to adoption relative to others.

Data is the foundation behind AI-powered experiences, and the quality of output from GenAI systems are directly tied to the data input that they’re trained on. In telecom, GenAI use cases are extremely high stakes and the wrong input can result in a detrimental output.

Picture a use case where a provider is using a GenAI agent to power their customer service offerings: a customer will rely on this agent to help solve for issues. Now say a customer runs into an instance where they need to fix their network; in this kind of interaction, there is no room for error. Should a hallucination occur (which was a common challenge other industries saw after their rapid deployment of GenAI) the wrong answer or action won’t just cause a minor inconvenience. Instead, it has the potential to shut down the network for hundreds of thousands, even millions, of people. The repercussions of this kind of widespread blackout would leave masses without connectivity, which many can’t afford in today’s digitally connected world. This kind of disruption isn’t small-scale; it could prevent people from having the ability to communicate and all of the sudden an attempt to solve a problem has spurred a hallucination into a national security issue.

To ensure this kind of instance is prevented, the telecom industry has had to prioritize taking preventative measures before focusing on GenAI implementation. Addressing this obstacle has required the industry to place weight behind new sets of trainings for large language models (LLMs) specific to telecom-data, which has been a major hurdle for CSPs in their GenAI journeys.

While other industries raced to set up their GenAI solutions, telecom had to focus on the backend to ensure the most accurate and secure frameworks were being developed to properly support these solutions. By launching GenAI at its own pace, and establishing the essential groundwork to enable it, telecom is now equipped to experience its innovation at an exponential rate.

How GenAI Will Reshape Telecom

Taking a look at the telecom landscape, the industry’s progression has been pretty linear. Moving from 3G to 4G to now 5G, there has been a clear-cut path forward. This linearity has driven tight competition within the industry, which up until recently, caused growth to remain stagnant.

Despite being a technology that’s external to telecom, the introduction of GenAI has the ability to change the industry’s trajectory and reignite profitability. With the right foundation in place, GenAI offers providers increasing opportunities to generate new revenue (51%), reduce time to market (40%) and improve employee productivity (39%).

As we see the rates of GenAI deployment rise, we can expect that this will also result in further changes across the industry including:

New relationships between vendors and providers: Partnerships have always played an integral role within telecom, but GenAI will bring a new meaning to the relationships partners have with their vendors. GenAI can empower providers by generating new revenue streams and helping to reduce the time-to-market for solutions. Gaining access to these capabilities can be costly, to address this challenge we’re already seeing vendors expanding into foundation model offerings to make GenAI services more accessible for CSPs, making these vendor relationships more critical than ever.

The telecom talent landscape: Not only will use of GenAI help to improve productivity by alleviating the burden of redundant tasks off employees, but these solutions are also powering the future of a new telecom workforce. Previously telecom has been an industry that requires a very longstanding and particular set of skills. GenAI is now re-visioning what it means to work within the field, allowing for new talent to break into the industry. GenAI can be used to equip employees with different experiences to tackle tasks that previously required a telecom background. At the same time, it will also power experts within telecom to become “super experts,” letting them step away from the more mundane tasks of their roles to focus on more strategic areas. This workforce shift will also spur a deeper focus within telecom on GenAI trainings and reskilling to ensure employees are properly utilizing the tech.

When it comes to telecom, GenAI deployments aren’t just changing how companies operate – as the base to today’s essential interactions, the technology is also sparking a broader transformation across the industry.   

As the AI revolution continues, we’ve entered what is only comparable to a second Industrial Revolution. We’re not only attempting to harness the powers of a technology that is increasingly intelligent, but one that has also found a way to infiltrate essentially every possible domain. GenAI has pushed telecom to the cusp of great transformation and by taking a steady and secure approach to deployment, the industry is prepared to enter its next phase.

[night-dragon937]

recently ended up upgrading to a 5g phone and instantly my quality of connection dropped a shit ton like my 4g phone had no problem connecting to data and staying connected, playing Spotify and yt and tiktok on data with decent quality but my 5g won't even load my emails half the time. or it'll fluctuate between good connection and telling me i have no connection at all. I'm in a pretty densely populated area, why is the """"better"""" connection so much worse??

[manaljh-blog]

5G Vastly Improves Data Collection and AI Capabilities

5 G’s enhanced speed and bandwidth present the ideal foundation for AI systems to swiftly process and analyze extensive volumes of data instantaneously. This harmonious integration of 5G and AI opens doors to advancements previously deemed unfeasible or beyond reach. Continue reading 5G Vastly Improves Data Collection and AI Capabilities

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Session 2 : Understanding Open RAN: Benefits and Deployment Challenges | ORAN Basics

Hello and welcome to Session 2 of our Open RAN learning series! Session 2 of our 'ORAN Basics' series deep dives into the game-changing benefits and deployment challenges of Open RAN, revolutionizing the telecommunications landscape:

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