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Launched! New AI-Powered Multilingual Thesaurus With Unique Checkbox System to Copy Synonyms & Rhymes
New multi-lingual thesaurus aithesaurus.io in 10 languages, provides specialized technical terminology and creative writing tools. The language of business is no longer static...We built this platform to act as a linguistic bridge.
How to Be Kind in a World That's Always Monitoring You
If you’re reading this article on a phone, a tablet, or a laptop, the odds are very high that you’ve currently got a camera pointed at your face, and a bunch of other tech like microphones, GPS, and biometric sensors keeping track of you and your surroundings. Not to mention, the other “smart” devices featuring Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri that may be lurking somewhere close by.
Big Tech is upending the clean energy landscape
Akshat Kasliwal, Jesse Gilbert, and Anirudh Mathur are renewable energy asset valuation experts at PA Consulting. One of the year’s flashiest developments in the power sector is Constellation Energy’s plan to restart Unit 1 at its infamous Three Mile Island nuclear facility by 2028 in order to provide 24/7 carbon-free energy to fuel Microsoft’s growing data center fleet across the Mid-Atlantic. For many industry observers, however, this news did not come as a surprise.
Big Tech is upending the clean energy landscape
This story was originally published on Utility Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Utility Dive newsletter. Akshat Kasliwal, Jesse Gilbert, and Anirudh Mathur are renewable energy asset valuation experts at PA Consulting.
Big Tech is upending the clean energy landscape
As Big Tech dominates energy procurement, the fortunes of renewable project owners are increasingly tied to those of the data center industry. One of the year’s flashiest developments in the power sector is Constellation Energy’s plan to restart Unit 1 at its infamous Three Mile Island nuclear facility by 2028 in order to provide 24/7 carbon-free energy to fuel Microsoft’s growing data center fleet across the Mid-Atlantic. For many industry observers, however, this news did not come as a surprise.
How George Orwell Paved Noam Chomsky’s Path to Anarchism
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. Unlike the many members of the left who captivated him as a young man — such as Dwight Macdonald, George Orwell, and Bertrand Russell — Noam Chomsky himself did not come to left-libertarian or anarchist thinking as a result of his disillusionment with liberal thought. He quite literally started there.
What is neurotargeting? How a data-fueled technique threatens democracy
This article was originally featured on MIT Press Reader. This article is excerpted from Aram Sinnreich and Jesse Gilbert’s book “The Secret Life of Data.” One of the foundational concepts in modern democracies is what’s usually referred to as the marketplace of ideas, a term coined by political philosopher John Stuart Mill in 1859, though its roots stretch back at least another two centuries.
What is neurotargeting? How a data-fueled technique threatens democracy
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How Data-Fueled Neurotargeting Could Kill Democracy
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. One of the foundational concepts in modern democracies is what’s usually referred to as the marketplace of ideas, a term coined by political philosopher John Stuart Mill in 1859, though its roots stretch back at least another two centuries.
Companies are missing opportunities with the IRA’s clean energy tax credit incentives Original
Akshat Kasliwal and Jesse Gilbert are renewable energy experts at PA Consulting. Vy Manthripragada is an energy transition expert at PA Consulting. On the plains of Texas, wind turbines are producing more than just clean power. They’re also generating tax credits for companies that have nothing to do with the energy business.
Companies are missing opportunities with the IRA’s…
On the plains of Texas, wind turbines are producing more than just clean power. They’re also generating tax credits for companies that have nothing to do with the energy business. This is the result of the Inflation Reduction Act, the biggest clean energy legislation in the nation’s history, which allows any company in any industry to purchase tax credits — at a discount — from developers of clean energy projects.
The solar PTC is the game-changer that hasn’t been Original
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Akshat Kasliwal and Jesse Gilbert are renewable asset valuation experts at PA Consulting. There was substantial fanfare around several provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act when it was promulgated into law just over a year ago. Near the top of the proverbial “excitement scale” was the production tax credit being newly extended to solar resources, which were historically limited to opting for the investment tax credit.
The solar PTC is the game-changer that hasn’t been
This article was first published in Utility Dive There was substantial fanfare around several provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act when it was promulgated into law just over a year ago. Near the top of the proverbial “excitement scale” was the production tax credit being newly extended to solar resources, which were historically limited to opting for the investment tax credit.
We Spied on Trump’s ‘Southern White House’ From Our Couches
Spying on presidents used to be a tough business. One of the great unsung heroes of American history was a formerly enslaved woman named Mary Bowser, a spy who infiltrated the family of Jefferson Davis as a domestic servant, and eventually landed a full-time job in the Southern White House, the political seat of his Confederacy. Armed with a photographic memory and an all-access pass to the inner workings of the Davis administration, she fed details daily to the Union army, which Ulysses S.
The Two-Century Quest to Quantify Our Senses
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. One day in the year 1840, a man opened his eyes and couldn’t see. This was it, the “final blow,” as he later wrote in his diary. It was as if the man, a renowned German medical doctor turned professor of physics, had inexplicably gone blind overnight. But his condition was not new.
Visitors can soon watch sea turtles, other coastal wildlife receive care at Texas rescue center
The Texas State Aquarium’s Port of Corpus Christi Wildlife Rescue Center is set to open next month, and will be the largest such facility in the Lone Star State.
The Secret Life of Data
Description Praise How data surveillance, digital forensics, and generative AI pose new long-term threats and opportunities—and how we can use them to make better decisions in the face of technological uncertainty. In The Secret Life of Data, Aram Sinnreich and Jesse Gilbert explore the many unpredictable, and often surprising, ways in which data surveillance, AI, and the constant presence of algorithms impact our culture and society in the age of global networks.
The Carrier Wave Principle
Home > Vol 13 (2019) > Sinnreich The Carrier Wave Principle Aram Sinnreich, Jesse Gilbert Abstract In this article, we propose a new theoretical premise called the “carrier wave principle.” It holds that there is no fixed limit to the amount and variety of knowledge that may be produced from a given cultural artifact.
Coal Production Finishes Year Strong as Challenging 2015 Looms
December 2014 coal markets were mixed on the month, with eastern coal caught in the rout that has broadly affected energy commodities on slowing global economic growth and weak winter demand. The NYMEX CAPP prompt-month shed $5.45/ton, or 10%, ahead of the holiday season while physical markers showed little movement on light trading. In sharp contrast, NYMEX PRB gained $1.20/ton, or 9.5%, as continued inventory rebuilding supported steady production and incremental spot purchases.
Food Forward's 7th Annual Spring Melt
Make a difference in shaping the future of our food system while you dine, imbibe, and vibe at Food Forward's 7th annual anti-gala, The Spring Melt. Saturday, April 22 from 7 PM to 10 PM at the historic Charlie Chaplin soundstage at The Jim Henson Company studio lot in Hollywood. Pre-event reception for Sponsors and "Fruitanthropist" ticketholders begins at 6 PM.
SNL: Data Dispatch: SNL Energy study expects little impact from CSAPR, but some states may be tight
As roller coasters go, the manifestations of the U.S. EPA's emissions transport rules have been a particularly wild ride. The latest turn came when the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling April 29, reversing a lower court's vacatur of the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule, or CSAPR, in the form of a 6-2 decision supporting the EPA rule to limit emissions that affect air quality in downwind states.
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