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Cute, fun to ride, but does it have a future? The Honda Motocompacto
The Honda Motocompacto might just be the cutest little last-mile solution and maybe the most exciting electric vehicle on the market. The all-white box can transform from what easily could be confused as a briefcase to an oddly rectangular sit-down scooter. It is a modern reinterpretation of an iconic Honda scooter from the 1980s.
Source: Ars Technica
Those Promotions Promising a 'Free' iPhone? It Isn't Free.
Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T are offering iPhone giveaways, but these promotions can make customers spend more on unnecessary perks. So-called free iPhones come with strings attached.
Source: The New York Times
OneNote on Windows now has improved pen and ink gestures for drawing and writing
Microsoft has added new gestures to the OneNote Windows app for improving the text and inking experience. These gestures allow users to manipulate their digital handwriting more efficiently and are compatible with devices that have a stylus, such as Microsoft's Surface tablets.
Source: The Verge
Chinese Scientists Warn of AI's "Existential Risk to Humanity"
Chinese scientists are warning of the existential risk that AI poses to humanity. This issue was discussed during the UK's AI summit, and it has been decided that the next AI Summit will be held in South Korea.
Source: Financial Times
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