We kick off this week's show with a focus on generative AI and what new models such as GPT-4 and even things like Stable Diffusion could mean for the internet of things. Along the way we disagree with an article trying to compare digital assistants … [Read more...]
Podcast: Cranes, trains, and cybersecurity
This week's podcast kicks off with a story about the Pentagon's fears over a Chinese-connected crane maker and its prevalence in U.S. ports. The Pentagon and others focused on national security question whether or not ZPMC, the maker of these cranes, … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for March 3, 2023
Ring's founder steps down as CEO: Jamie Siminoff, the founder of Ring, which was purchased five years ago by Amazon, is stepping down as the CEO of the business to become a chief inventor. He will be replaced by Elizabeth Hamren, the chief operating … [Read more...]
Picking a low-latency video doorbell in 2023
On a recent Internet of Things Podcast, we took a voicemail from Marianne. She has Amazon and Google devices in her smart home and she's looking for a new video doorbell. The main requirement? Marianne wants a doorbell with low latency as she plans … [Read more...]
Notes from CES: A smaller show and the wrong kind of tech
This post was originally publish on Friday Jan. 6, 2023 in my weekly newsletter. I'm at the annual CES show, but for the third time in three weeks I find myself sick with some kind of respiratory infection, so my deep thoughts on the tech I've … [Read more...]
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