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Flag And Cross: Apple Faces Slump In The U.S. Smartphone Market, Posing Challenge For IPhone 15 Launch
Apple Inc. is facing a slump in U.S. smartphone sales, which could pose a challenge for the upcoming launch of the iPhone 15. The new model is expected to have enticing features, such as thinner borders, a lighter design, improved cameras, and a faster processor. While Apple hopes for improved sales in the current period, overall revenue is expected to decline for a fourth consecutive quarter. The real test for Apple will be the holiday quarter, but favorable comparisons to last year's production disruptions could lead to healthy year-over-year growth.
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Fox News: AI targets turnstile jumpers to fight fare evasion, but experts warn of downside
AI surveillance technology is being used by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in New York City to track fare evasion in subway stations. The technology helps the MTA quantify the amount of money lost to fare evasion without identifying evaders. However, concerns have been raised about privacy and the potential for AI surveillance to be used for other minor crimes.
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Fox News: A new poll reveals what Americans fear about AI taking their jobs
A recent poll shows that Americans believe AI won't take their job, but are worried about it taking others'. The poll also reveals that Americans think AI will hurt journalism and customer service the most. However, Americans generally understand the importance of AI and believe it to be important for America's future economic success. The poll indicates that most Americans are worried about job displacement by AI, while only a small percentage are not worried at all. The findings suggest that Americans have a nuanced view of AI and its potential impact on the economy and job market.