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I connected my bank accounts to ChatGPT

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By Rich DeMuro Verified
| richontech.tv
Greetings and welcome to another edition of the Rich On Tech Newsletter. What a wild week. Prime Day came and went, and this year there were actually a lot of really good deals. According to my data, your top five purchases were this Anker power bank that also charges an Apple Watch, this Kodak film and slide digitizer, the Ring Doorbell, the Amazon Echo, and an older but still very capable iPad for basic needs. I hope you picked up something you wanted or needed.
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Smart water bottle filling stations can now “phone home” before filters need replacing

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By Rich DeMuro Verified
| KTLA-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Water bottle filling stations have become common in airports, schools, offices and other public places. Now, the technology inside them is getting smarter. These new high-tech stations can now alert maintenance crews when a filter needs to be changed, before users ever see a red warning light. “I love my water bottle, it’s like an emotional support water bottle,” joked Cal Poly Pomona student Jada Lozoya.
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Prime Day is huge. Here’s what Rich on Tech readers are buying.

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By Rich DeMuro Verified
| richontech.tv
Prime Day is no longer just an Amazon sale. It has become one of the biggest online shopping events of the year. Adobe says U.S. shoppers spent $8.3 billion online on the first day alone, making it the biggest e-commerce day of the year so far. Electronics were up 105% compared to an average day in June, appliances were up 95%, and even everyday essentials like personal care and household goods saw big jumps. The takeaway: people are shopping. A lot.
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