Hassan May Riggs

Every company and person in the developed word will be heavily impacted by AI in the coming years. This is Google's #powermove to make this transition easier and more transparent.

@nassaraf nope. I don't know that. I prefer not to use that method.

@eralpbayraktar do you think that binary choice is an inconvenience for everyone? Can you think of any situations (e.g. no one is home) where someone would be okay closing their blinds to generate more electricity?

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@warrenhogarth cool tool and thanks for taking a crack at a competitive (cut throat) market. I see your geared towards millennials. How is this different than Pennyapp, the AI powered money management app for millennials?

@hnvcam My cousin (mid-50s) uses Life360 (a similar app) to know when her husband leaves work so she can start making dinner. My brothers and sisters track me to know what part of the world I'm in - then harass me for not telling them I was ok travel. @vineet_dixit I'm wondering how this is different than Life360?

@danagul_utel I know several men (mostly medical doctors) who track their spouses cycle. It's useful practice for men who want to avoid contraceptives, including condoms and any form of birth control.

@joaovitor2763 why might low-efficiency panels be harmful to the environment? Tell me more...

@airjoshb @joaovitor2763 I love the direction this, and similar solutions are headed. Anything that puts even a small dent in the energy crisis is a win for us all. Plus, this is cool real estate tech. Saving this to my collections and may write about it in an upcoming article.

@paul_shustak @rrhoover @wuss I'm optimistic about living in a world with fewer screens. In the long-term, our devices won't need interfaces. AI will be so advanced that it can hold full blown conversations. But, even with that sad, sometimes I just prefer to punch a few keys and be done with it.