投稿時間:2023-09-12 01:18:06 RSSフィード2023-09-12 01:00分まとめ(20件)

カテゴリー	サイト名	記事タイトル	リンクURL	頻出ワード・要約等	登録日
IT	気になる、記になる…	SwitchBot、｢SwitchBot カーテン3｣を公式ストアで販売開始	https://taisy0.com/2023/09/12/176532.html	switchbotswitchbot,switch,switchbot	2023-09-11 15:52:58
IT	気になる、記になる…	｢iPhone 15｣シリーズに同梱されるのはやはり1mでホワイトカラーの｢USB-C充電ケーブル｣か	https://taisy0.com/2023/09/12/176577.html	iphone,ipad,majinbu	2023-09-11 15:49:02
IT	気になる、記になる…	｢Threads｣のAndroid版がテーマアイコンに対応	https://taisy0.com/2023/09/12/176553.html	threads,android,android版	2023-09-11 15:27:32
AWS	AWS Government, Education, and Nonprofits Blog	Accelerating the secure exchange of public health data with AIMS, powered by Ruvos and AWS	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector/accelerating-secure-exchange-public-health-data-aims-powered-by-ruvos-aws/	The Association of Public Health Laboratories APHL works with federal state and local agencies across the US to shape national and global health outcomes by strengthening public laboratory systems and building effective laboratory response in public health emergencies To support the swift exchange of health information across public health laboratories governments and organizations APHL teamed up with Ruvos a consulting firm and AWS Partner that specializes in health informatics and information technology to create a secure messaging platform on AWS	2023-09-11 15:55:51
AWS	AWS	How do I configure Patching using a CloudFormation template?	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fSfFeFn6Vc	For more information about AWS Managed Services see Or watch this video Namrata tells you how to configure Patching using a CloudFormation template Subscribe More AWS videos More AWS events videos Do you have technical AWS questions Ask the community of experts on AWS re Post ABOUT AWSAmazon Web Services AWS is the world s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform offering over fully featured services from data centers globally Millions of customers ーincluding the fastest growing startups largest enterprises and leading government agencies ーare using AWS to lower costs become more agile and innovate faster AWS AmazonWebServices CloudComputing	2023-09-11 15:02:53
AWS	AWS - Webinar Channel	Amazon Neptune: Simplifying graph queries with LLMs and Langchain - AWS Databases in 15	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7GtC1IeIUA	Using graphs with Amazon Neptune just got a whole lot simpler with Langchain and LLMs Customers use graphs with Amazon Neptune for use cases like detecting fraud customer and security posture assessment They also use Amazon Neptune to build knowledge graphs that connect disparate data sources In this session you will learn how you can quickly create and connect to a Neptune cluster load a graph and use the Neptune workbench notebooks to query using natural language You will also learn how to setup the Langchain integration with a few lines of code chose from different LLMs and use prompt engineering to refine your results To learn more about the services featured in this talk please visit Subscribe to AWS Online Tech Talks On AWS AWSOnlineTechTalks sub confirmation Follow Amazon Web Services Official Website Twitch Twitter Facebook Instagram ️AWS Online Tech Talks cover a wide range of topics and expertise levels through technical deep dives demos customer examples and live Q amp A with AWS experts Builders can choose from bite sized minute sessions insightful fireside chats immersive virtual workshops interactive office hours or watch on demand tech talks at your own pace Join us to fuel your learning journey with AWS AWS	2023-09-11 15:15:00
技術系ブログ等	Developers.IO	การเขียน Lambda ใน Custom widget บน CloudWatch dashboard	https://dev.classmethod.jp/articles/lambda-in-a-custom-widget-on-the-cloudwatch-dashboard/	lambda,cloud,watchdashboardcloudwatch	2023-09-11 15:09:38
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Telesat books 14 launches with SpaceX, bypassing Blue Origin and Relativity	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1966948	Telesat picks the most reliable and only reusable orbital rocket flying today	2023-09-11 15:48:50
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Liveblog: All the news from Apple’s “Wonderlust” event	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1964620	Tune in at pm EST on September to see what s next from Apple	2023-09-11 15:23:52
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Dealmaster: Trackers, Garmin watches, Tempurpedic chairs, and more	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1966918	Keep track of your valuables with AirTag and Pebblebee trackers and tracking accessories	2023-09-11 15:19:49
海外TECH	Ars Technica	US rejects AI copyright for famous state fair-winning Midjourney art	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1966933	Controversial AI art piece from lacks human authorship required for registration	2023-09-11 15:12:48
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Save up to $1,400 on Samsung Galaxy Fold 5, Bespoke appliances & monitors during fall sale	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/09/11/save-up-to-1400-on-samsung-galaxy-fold-5-bespoke-appliances-monitors-during-fall-sale?utm_medium=rss	In the market for a new computer monitor or foldable phone Samsung is running its Discover Samsung Fall Sale filled with deals on Galaxy phones Bespoke kitchen appliances displays for your Mac and more To shop the Discover Samsung Summer Sale head over to Samsung com now through September We ve included several top deals but there are plenty of additional offers on Samsung s site Shop the sale Read more	2023-09-11 15:53:24
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	PayPal slowly rolls out Apple Pay support for its cards	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/09/11/paypal-slowly-rolls-out-apple-pay-support-for-its-cards?utm_medium=rss	PayPal has started to roll out support for Apple Pay for its debit and credit cards with its users now able to add cards to the Apple Wallet app PayPal on an iPhonePayPal announced in November that it would be adding Apple Pay and Apple Wallet support to both PayPal and Venmo credit and debit cards at some point in Ten months later the support seems to be on the way Read more	2023-09-11 15:30:35
海外TECH	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Lifetime access to Windows 11 Pro is on sale for $29.97 (85% off)	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/06/lifetime-access-to-windows-11-professional-is-now-84-off-dropping-the-price-to-2997?utm_medium=rss	Windows Professional is now available at a whopping discount bringing the price down to From an intuitive interface to powerful multitasking tools Windows users can save a bundle on Win Pro Get Windows Pro for Windows updated features Read more	2023-09-11 15:15:06
海外TECH	Engadget	The best ereaders for 2023	https://www.engadget.com/best-ereader-130013808.html?src=rss	Anyone who stares at a screen all day might not want to do so when they unwind with a book But the convenience of getting a new read instantaneously and carrying a full bookcase in your pocket is pretty appealing Ereaders combine the best of paper and computers and they re capable of storing thousands of books at a time Amazon s Kindle ecosystem dominate this market but that doesn t mean there aren t worthy competitors Other companies particularly Kobo now make solid ebook readers such as the Clara and the Elipsa that might be better for your needs We tested out some of the best ereaders available and are sharing our top picks to help you find the best buy What to look for in an ereaderPlenty of apps including the Kindle app will let you download and read digital books on a phone or tablet But what makes ebook readers different is the screen nearly all of them use technology from a company called E Ink It manufactures electronic paper displays EPD composed of three sheets one containing millions of microcapsules filled with black and white ink particles sandwiched between transparent electrode layers When a charge is applied either the black or white particles shift to the top forming letters and the whitespace around them Because these displays are so different from standard LED panels you can expect most ereaders to do a number of things well They ll be easier to stare at for long periods of time and easier to read in direct sunlight Also since E Ink displays only require power to rearrange the ink these devices have much longer battery lives than standard tablets we re talking weeks not days The ereader market is not as saturated as say the smartphone market but there are still plenty of options out there and they do have small but important differences among them They tend to range from around to more than though usually the higher end options are read write E Ink tablets Beyond price you should consider physical properties like buttons lights storage and resolution as well as how the software lets you find and access books Reading featuresWith any ereader you ll navigate the OS via taps and swipes and some add physical page turn buttons Most with built in buttons have an auto rotating screen so you can press with your right or left hand As E Ink technology has advanced resolution has greatly improved even the budget Kindle ereader has a ppi display You can still find models with lower resolution but we don t recommend them Some ereaders have front LEDs that support light temperature adjustment That means you can switch to a warmer light after the sun goes down which will feel easier on the eyes If you re concerned about blue light you should go for a reader with that feature Other featuresThe capabilities of these pocket libraries have advanced considerably since the early days In addition to storing books some let you browse the web run apps and play music The screen s frame rate can t handle gaming but it s good enough to show you the Wikipedia entry for Constantinople while you read Cloud Cuckoo Land If you listen to audiobooks you may want an ereader capable of playing them Most of the models we tested have that ability with the notable exception of the Nook ereader we tried Keep in mind that audiobook files can take up more space than print files so you ll probably want a higher capacity device if you plan on doing a lot of listening Above all you should consider where and how you intend to find books to read Most ereaders make it easiest to shop through their own ebook store but all of them even Kindles will now let you download titles from other sources like libraries unaffiliated ebook sellers and free public domain sites Photo by Amy Skorheim EngadgetHow to get books for your ereaderKindle Nook and Kobo all have their own stores that you access directly from each brand s devices Prices are fairly competitive between the sellers too as I write this the current NYT bestselling fiction ebook is at Amazon Barnes amp Noble and the Kobo store The top nonfiction release Killers of the Flower Moon costs at all three Amazon offers Kindle Unlimited for per month and it includes four million titles from which you can pick your next read It includes audio and ebooks but you won t find many big new releases or older bestsellers Kobo has a subscription called Kobo Plus with about million titles it goes for per month for ebooks only for audiobooks only or for both Buying a book from a proprietary store instantly delivers it to your device provided you re connected to WiFi It also syncs your reading across devices and apps so you can pick up where you left off on your phone if you forgot your ereader at home It truly is the most convenient way to go but if you don t want to be locked into one brand s store or if you opt for an ereader without its own marketplace you do have options How to upload ePubs onto an ereaderStores like ebooks com and Google Play have millions of ebooks for sale as digital rights managed DRM ePub files which nearly all current ereaders including Kindles can display Titles from some publishers like Tor and public domain classics from sites like Project Gutenberg are also sold as ePubs but without the added DRM Books you get from these sources will look just like ones you bought from a proprietary store thanks to the flowable formatted nature of ePub files While these device agnostic ebook collections give you extra options for finding your next read they require a few additional steps to get the files onto your ereader To do so you ll typically need a computer running a free program called Adobe Digital Editions ADE After buying and downloading the ePub file open ADE and plug your ereader into your computer Your device should pop up in the left panel Drag and drop the ePub file from your downloads folder into the main panel in ADE The file will display as an image of the book cover Drag that image onto your device on the left panel If the file includes digital rights management which protects against unauthorized copying you ll need to authorize your ereader which requires using or creating a free Adobe ID Once you ve finished adding files to upload eject the reader from your computer to complete the transfer process Kindles use a web based uploader instead of the ADE method After downloading an ePub file drag and drop it into your browser with the Send to Kindle page open As long as you re signed into Amazon this wirelessly transfers the files to your associated device Boox also uses a browser uploader called BooxDrop along with many other methods to deliver ePubs to the device Open it from the Boox App menu and you ll see a device specific url Type that into your browser to access a file delivery portal that uploads to your library Boox s built in ereader app NeoReader doesn t support files with DRM so you won t be able to read current titles from most publishers using that app Fortunately Boox devices run nearly every ereader app out there letting you access ePubs any number of ways though you ll need to upload the files using each app s requisite method How to read library books on an ereaderYour local library card lets you borrow audio and ebooks through a program called Overdrive and its companion app Libby Overdrive recently announced that it will sunset its legacy app so Libby will be your one and only option if you access library books via Overdrive Kobo readers have built in access to Overdrive and that will not change despite the mobile app s shutdown Once you ve linked your library card the search function will include results for titles available from your local library a few taps will upload your selections to your device for the length of the loan I personally find it easiest to borrow the title I want through the Libby app on my phone After that the book pops up on my Kobo s home screen once the device syncs To read library books on a Kindle you can either go through the Libby app or the Overdrive section of your library s website Once you click Borrow you ll see the option to Read now with Kindle which takes you to Amazon s site to sign in After that the book will be delivered to your device the next time it connects to WiFi For other ereaders you ll go through your library s Overdrive portal and download the ePub after clicking the Borrow button You can then use the ADE process we described above Devices that run external apps like the Boox Leaf allow you to read library books via the Libby app just as you would on a smartphone or tablet You can also use the Libby app to borrow audiobooks but you won t be able to access them through your ereader The exception is an ereader like the Boox Leaf that allows external apps I found it was easier to listen to an audiobook on my phone anyway regardless of whether I borrowed it through Libby or bought it from Kindle or Kobo Photo by Amy Skorheim EngadgetHow we testedWhen putting together any guide the first thing we do is spend hours researching the field We look at what s available what s new and what shoppers and professional reviewers have to say Then we narrow a list to the best candidates for hands on testing I ended up getting eight ereaders representing five different brands Amazon Kobo Barnes amp Noble Boox and PocketBook I bought borrowed and uploaded books for each device using the methods above Over the course of four weeks I evaluated each one in the areas of book access ease of reading extra features and overall value Here s everything we tested Amazon KindleAmazon Kindle PaperwhiteKobo Libra Kobo Clara EKobo NiaNOOK GlowLight Boox Leaf PocketBook EraBoox PageBest overall Kobo Clara EDuring testing I d grab the Kobo Clara E when I was off the clock and reading for my own satisfaction That alone doesn t make it the best ereader for most people but the excellent design performance and interface does The Clara E is helpful from the moment you turn it on It walks you through setting up an account so you can buy books then asks about your recent favorite reads to improve its personalized recommendations It also tells you right away about its Overdrive integration that lets you check out ebooks from your library directly on the device It was refreshing to be pointed towards something free instead of just showing me more ways to spend money The borrowing integration is seamless you can find library books by searching for a title or browsing in the Overdrive tab in the Discover section where the Kobo store lives The Discover tab and the Kobo store are nicely organized with top sellers deals and recommendations based on your history Title pages are clean and uncluttered giving you access to synopsis reviews and preview samples You can even mark a title as read to deepen the algorithm s understanding of your preferences Unlike Amazon s Kindle store audiobooks and ebooks are in separate tabs I would have liked to have them together and would love it if Kobo did what Amazon does and offer a discount if you buy the audiobook and text version together The customization options on the Clara are just right there aren t so many that it s overwhelming but you can fine tune things enough to make the device yours Features like sleep screens gesture controls and headers and footers are all customizable You can also decide how your library is organized Navigation is intuitive and I rarely had trouble finding what I was looking for in the settings But what really sets the Clara E apart is the reading experience It s lightweight and has a textured back for a sure grip with one rear button controlling sleep wake and power The thin bezel makes the device compact enough to cradle in your hand like a smartphone but is thick enough for your thumb to rest comfortably in a pinch grip On top of that the front light is lovely This model gives you both brightness and temperature adjustment and the quality and subtlety of the glow creates a screen that s the closest to paper of any ereader I ve tried You can also adjust the brightness on the fly by sliding your thumb up or down the left edge of the screen such a simple feature but one I used repeatedly The text is crisp and the ghosting is minor Text size font style line spacing and margins are minutely adjustable and available with a tap as you read Of all the readers the Clara E was the most responsive to my touch Rarely did it mistake a tap for a swipe or vice versa and after I learned the controls I was always brought exactly to where I wanted to go My favorite feature was how fast it woke up Push the button and you immediately see the page you were last reading Some ereaders make you push a button swipe then wait as the screen flashes and refreshes before finally loading your book I like to fill spare moments by getting in a page or two so a speedy wake is key The page turns are also quick though in a side by side comparison the Kindle was just a touch faster For the Clara E is pricier than other readers with six inch screens The standard Kindle is the exact same size and shape and can be had for as little as if you re willing to put up with constantly being served ads on your lockscreen You ll pay for the luxury of an ad free model The Kindle also isn t waterproof and has no warm light option In contrast the Clara has no ads can handle an accidental dunk in the bathtub and won t kill your eyes with a ton of blue light For those reasons plus every little detail that made reading a joy I d recommend this Kobo ereader to most Of course if you re already invested in Amazon s ebook space you may want to go for the Paperwhite Signature which our editor Nathan Ingraham endorses Read our review of the Paperwhite Signature here Kobo Clara EScreen size Resolution dpiCapacity GBWaterproof rating IPX submergible to feet for minutes Warm light YesBest budget option KindleAmazon has dominated in the ereader space for so long that I was surprised when a Kindle device didn t win me over A Kobo may have taken the top spot here but nothing can beat the standard Kindle when it comes to price It s listed at but has gone on sale every few months since its debut in October sometimes for as low as With it you can access the best of what Amazon has to offer including many exclusive titles Kindle Exclusive is a catalog made up of a million titles including books by established authors as well as newer self published writers Kindle Unlimited offers the widest selection of any subscription based reading service out there and Audible Originals is made up of narrated titles and podcasts you can only hear through a Kindle device or Amazon owned app If you like to switch between audiobooks and ebooks Kindle is the way to go When you buy both iterations of a title you not only get a discount but the Whispersync feature lines up where you are in the e printed version with the narration too Say you listen for an hour and then want to read the synchronization lets you pick up on screen where you left off audibly Though we should point out that you can t listen and read simultaneously on the same device In tests the feature was fairly accurate getting me close enough on the page or in the audio to figure out my spot The standard Kindle doesn t feel particularly luxurious but it doesn t feel cheap either The shell has a velvety finish that doesn t collect fingerprints but I found myself wishing it had more texture for a better grip Navigating from a page to the menu isn t as speedy as Paperwhite or the Kobos we tried And it takes a few moments to wake from sleep after hitting the button and swiping Page turns are quick but the touchscreen gestures didn t always do what I wanted them to I d often find the page skipping forward when I thought I d tapped to go back There s no warm light which didn t bother me during the day but at night it felt like I was still staring at my computer Kindle s reading customization is great letting you dial in the font size and margins You can even save a set of settings as a theme something not offered by other devices I created one with larger text and wider line spacing called tired eyes Some people won t be bothered by the lock screen ads that come standard on every Kindle device unless you pay to remove them They re fairly innocuous mostly promoting Kindle book deals or specific titles it s not like you ll see promos for TVs or robotic pool cleaners Personally I like being able to set the sleep screen to the book cover of what I m currently reading but it s easy to get over that if all you want is a more convenient way to consume books at the lowest price Amazon KindleScreen size Resolution dpiCapacity GBWaterproof rating NoneWarm light NoBest reader with buttons Kobo Libra My first ereader was the Kindle with buttons everywhere including a full keyboard that was too many The Kobo Libra on the other hand has just two buttons which is perfect It has the same streamlined interface as the Clara E including an easy setup and intuitive navigation You basically get everything that s great about a Kobo device in a package that looks and feels premium One side of the reader has a wider bezel for the buttons and the screen rotates nearly instantly when you reorient the device meaning you could have the buttons on the left right or even bottom Plus if you want to lock the orientation when you ve finally decided on a position it s a simple two tap process The wider bezel is also slightly thicker and slopes up at the edge giving it a secure handhold And I haven t even mentioned the textured rubberized back All together the Libra is the most comfortable ereader I ve ever held At seven inches the screen is only a little bigger than the standard Kindle or Kobo Clara E but I noticed the difference Out of all the ereaders I tried reading the Libra most closely resembles reading a physical paperback especially after you balance the warm and cool light But a paperback won t adjust font size with a pinch or get brighter when you slide a finger along the margin like the Libra will The text and image clarity is nearly the best of the bunch only the PocketBook Era was crisper That device also has a beautiful build Unfortunately the software doesn t yet match the aesthetics The Libra s larger screen tempted me to use a few of Kobo s bonus features found in the More section of the main navigation The web browser is in beta and it displays simple websites easily if slowly The Pocket integration lets you save articles from the web and then read them from the comfort of your Kobo I used Martha Wells Murderbot Diaries as fodder for this testing and one entry is only available as a short story on Wired I saved the article via the web extension on my laptop then opened it up on the Kobo I could then read it like it was any other part of the series At the Libra is one of the more expensive ereaders But if you re a voracious reader looking for a luxe experience you won t do much better than this The Kindle Oasis also has page turn buttons a waterproof rating and seven inch screen but at for the ad supported GB size we think the Libra is a much better value Kobo Libra Screen size Resolution dpiCapacity GBWaterproof rating IPX submergible to feet for minutes Warm light YesBest Android tablet with an E Ink screen Boox PageBoox released the Page in July as a replacement for the now discontinued Leaf Stacked sidy side the two look identical both have inch E Ink screens two manual page turn buttons and a thin lightweight design Inside the Page has an extra gig of RAM an upgraded Qualcomm CPU and a bigger mAh battery up from mAh on the Leaf The batteries last so long already ーon the order of a few weeks ーso I didn t notice a significant difference there but the extra processing power and memory has noticeably upped the wake speed efficiency in opening apps and page turning speed It still runs on a fork of Android which means the Page acts more like a tablet than a conventional ereader Like the Leaf it s best suited for the tech savvy ーyou ll get little hand holding in setup and usage The tablet is impressively customizable with programmable buttons and fine tunable settings Boox users have created APK files to tweak and improve your experience further The device even has speakers and can run apps like Spotify In short the Page can do far more than a typical ereader can if you re willing to experiment But the ereader experience is also pretty good The soft adjustable front light with temperature control makes for pleasant low light reading and the flush glare free dpi screen is crisp and detailed Boox has its own app library or you can use Google Play to search for and download apps much like on a smartphone or tablet You can even get ereader apps from other manufacturers including Kobo and Kindle and install Libby to read borrowed books from the library Boox s built in ereader app NeoReader is nicely featured with a good amount of control over the look of the text But it only handles DRM free ePubs from sites like Project Gutenberg or publishers like Tor If you want to read ePubs with digital rights management which make up the vast majority of current ebooks you ll need to use a different app Of course you could remove the rights management from the files but that s technically illegal even after you own the book Boox PageScreen size Resolution dpiCapacity GBWaterproof rating NoneWarm light YesThis article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-09-11 15:50:05
海外TECH	Engadget	How to watch Apple’s iPhone 15 event	https://www.engadget.com/how-to-watch-apples-iphone-15-event-153656934.html?src=rss	Apple s iPhone event is upon us as we say goodbye to the old and hello to the new You can watch the stream right here and marvel at the spate of announcements beamed live from Cupertino The keynote subtitled Wonderlust begins promptly at PM ET or AM in the sunny environs of Apple s California s campus As always we ll also have in depth coverage on each announcement as they happen So what s the company planning on unveiling It s a September keynote typically referred to as the fall iPhone event so the iPhone will almost certainly take center stage You can expect the typical offerings with a standard iPhone an iPhone Plus a high end iPhone Pro and the even higher end iPhone Pro Max which might get rebranded to iPhone Ultra As for specs leaks indicate that the iPhone will kick off the USB C era finally eschewing the proprietary Lightning port This move comes after European regulations forced Apple to adopt a more universal port standard Since the company must comply to satisfy EU standards the rest of the world will likely also reap the benefits of going with USB C Screen size should remain static and the top tier models will likely still boast the company s ProMotion its rebranding of a Hz variable refresh rate display All four models are rumored to get the Dynamic Island feature that launched with the high end iPhone options The iPhone should get most of the attention here but this is an Apple event so expect the unexpected New Apple Watch editions typically accompany iPhone releases so look out for Apple Watch Series and a refresh of the Apple Watch Ultra Rumors swirl that the forthcoming smartwatches will feature a brand new processor the first major CPU upgrade since AirPods are likely to get an unexciting refresh with a switch from Lightning to USB C being the standout feature Software suites should also get some attention including iOS watchOS and potentially iPadOS It s likely that macOS Sonoma will get more details and a concrete release date Finally the uber expensive and uber cool Apple Vision Pro is set to launch early next year so the keynote will likely show off some new features or software in development for the mixed reality headset Keep this page open and ready to go for the stream This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-09-11 15:36:56
科学	NYT > Science	Ian Wilmut, Scientist Behind Dolly the Sheep, Is Dead at 79	https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/11/science/ian-wilmut-dead.html	Dr Wilmut led a team of scientists in Scotland that in cloned a mammal for the first time a feat of genetic engineering that shocked the world	2023-09-11 15:47:34
科学	NYT > Science	Comet Nishimura: How and When to See It This Weekend	https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/08/science/comet-nishimura.html	For the next few mornings just before sunrise the cosmic snowball will glow green low on the horizon	2023-09-11 15:30:30
金融	◇◇　保険デイリーニュース　◇◇（損保担当者必携！）	保険デイリーニュース(09/12)	http://www.yanaharu.com/ins/?p=5332	カルテル,ニュース,ネクステージ	2023-09-11 15:00:46
YouTube Channels	TED	Our Creative Relationship With AI Is Just Beginning | K Allado-McDowell | TED	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gY5GA_L9NXM	K Allado McDowell has co written three books with AI so they speak from experience when they say that nurturing a creative relationship with these systems can open minds and make new worlds possible Before giving the stage over to a performance of Song of the Ambassadors their otherworldly opera also co created with AI Allado McDowell presents three principles for a future where machines preserve and even enhance what it means to be human If you love watching TED Talks like this one become a TED Member to support our mission of spreading ideas Follow TED Twitter Instagram Facebook LinkedIn TikTok tedtoksThe TED Talks channel features talks performances and original series from the world s leading thinkers and doers Subscribe to our channel for videos on Technology Entertainment and Design ーplus science business global issues the arts and more Visit to get our entire library of TED Talks transcripts translations personalized talk recommendations and more Watch more TED s videos may be used for non commercial purposes under a Creative Commons License Attribution Non Commercial No Derivatives or the CC BY NC ND International and in accordance with our TED Talks Usage Policy For more information on using TED for commercial purposes e g employee learning in a film or online course please submit a Media Request at TED TEDTalks AI	2023-09-11 15:52:25