AI Can't Take over Everyone's Jobs Soon (If Ever)(spectrum.ieee.org)

31 points by mfiguiere 3 years ago | 49 comments

What AMD Learned from Its Big Chiplet Push(spectrum.ieee.org)

78 points by mfiguiere 3 years ago | 46 comments

Neuralink’s FDA troubles are just the beginning(spectrum.ieee.org)

32 points by mfiguiere 3 years ago | 39 comments

5G Rollout Disappointments(spectrum.ieee.org)

68 points by mfiguiere 3 years ago | 86 comments

TSMC bets on unorthodox optical tech(spectrum.ieee.org)

211 points by Rohitcss 1 year ago | 84 comments

Shipt’s algorithm squeezed gig workers, who fought back(spectrum.ieee.org)

263 points by cyberlimerence 2 years ago | 137 comments

Automakers are starting to admit that drivers hate touchscreens(slate.com)

1159 points by NN88 3 years ago | 826 comments

Slate article on automakers like VW, Porsche, Nissan and Hyundai bringing back physical buttons as drivers reject touchscreen controls.

Hidden interface controls that affect usability(interactions.acm.org)

538 points by cxr 1 year ago | 382 comments

ACM Interactions feature by Philip Kortum arguing that hidden interface controls harm usability, drawing on Engelbart and Norman's knowledge-in-the-world concept.

Volkswagen Will Bring Back Physical Buttons in New Cars(insideevs.com)

332 points by ashitlerferad 2 years ago | 228 comments

InsideEVs news article reporting that Volkswagen will reintroduce physical buttons in its new cars instead of relying on touchscreen controls.

Scrollbars are becoming a problem(artemis.sh)

737 points by dredmorbius 3 years ago | 708 comments

A blog post arguing that shrinking and hidden scrollbars in modern interfaces harm usability, especially for people with motor control problems.

Artificial intelligence is losing hype(economist.com)

453 points by bx376 2 years ago | 663 comments

An Economist Free exchange column arguing that artificial intelligence is losing hype and asking whether that signals the technology will eventually succeed.

Americans are spending billions on stuff they forget to cancel(wsj.com)

352 points by hhs 2 years ago | 567 comments

Wall Street Journal article about Americans spending billions on subscriptions such as streaming services that they forget to cancel.