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Electric Car News: The annoying and inconvenient reason to avoid renting an electric car on vacation
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While they're cheaper to rent and more environmentally friendly, you may want to pass on getting an electric vehicle on your next trip.
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Quick answer: According to the FCC, you should allocate at least 25Mbps per person for everyday tasks like browsing and HD streaming. Increase this to 50Mbps per person for those in your household who stream in 4K, work from home or like to game on a regular basis.
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The anonymous Ox Alpha AI model that popped up on OpenRouter, the unified AI platform, last week has been claimed by the Chinese company Z.ai. Now officially known as GLM-5.3-Flash, the model is both powerful and cheap, challenging the capabilities and cost of popular models from Anthropic and OpenAI.
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Adobe is giving Photoshop users more AI tools for their work belt. A new feature called AI Assisted Editor lets you do a variety of things with your images using merely natural language prompts. It’s not replacing the traditional Pro Editor; it’s just another option.
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Weeks after fulfillment issues began at Marley Spoon following its former food supplier filing for bankruptcy, customers are speaking out about their negative experiences with the Martha Stewart-backed meal kit brand. (Full disclosure: CNET has tested Marley Spoon several times. We liked it so much, it landed on our list of the best services and…
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AIs impact may depend on where you live: Virginia, Colorado, and Utah rank among the states best positioned for new opportunities.
High AI adoption doesnt guarantee jobs: Some states have strong adoption but fewer opportunities for workers.
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The debate over artificial intelligence and jobs usually centers on one scary question, Is AI going to replace me?
But there may be another question worth asking: If it does change my job, are there new opportunities where I live?
A new analysis from IP address provider Floxy suggests the answer varies considerably across the country. The company examined all 50 states using measures including AI adoption, digital job openings, technology employment, STEM graduates, and data center and AI jobs.
Virginia came out on top, followed by Colorado, Utah, Georgia, and Massachusetts.
The findings don't mean workers in those states are protected from AI-related job losses. Instead, they suggest some states may have stronger job markets and infrastructure for absorbing workers as AI changes the economy.
Here is how Floxy ranked the top 10 states where AI has created the most opportunities, rather than replacing jobs:
Virginia: More than 27% of businesses use AI, while a large tech workforce and strong STEM pipeline helped Virginia earn the studys top overall ranking.
Colorado: Colorado has the highest AI adoption rate of the top 10 at 30.1%, backed by a sizable tech workforce and strong demand for digital workers.
Utah: Utah combines fast-growing AI adoption with 228.3 data center and AI jobs per 100,000 residents and a strong concentration of tech workers.
Georgia: Nearly one-quarter of businesses use AI, while Georgia also has strong digital job demand and more than 211 data center and AI jobs per 100,000 residents.
Massachusetts: A deep technology workforce and strong STEM talent help Massachusetts score well even though it has fewer data center and AI jobs per capita than the leaders.
California: California pairs 24% AI adoption with the second-highest tech employment share among these 10 states, at 9.8% of its workforce.
Washington: Washington stands out for future opportunity, with 289.8 data center and AI jobs per 100,000 residents and 12.2% of its workforce employed in tech.
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