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AI And The Janus Effect

June 13, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Aaron Gordon, AARP, Alex Konrad, artificial intelligence, debate on AI regulation, Elizabeth Economy, Elon Musk, functional programming, Imperative programming, Linux, OpenAI, Sheon Han, Vinod Khosla
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My bank sent me a generic message about security upgrades to their electronic system.  They left a line in their message for feedback.  Mine was, “I hate change!” Security improvements are necessary, I know, because technology changes faster than Clark Kent can shed his business
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Analogue In A Digital World

March 24, 2022
by Caroline Miller
AARP, digital finance tools, ice cream cone on credit, Kim Porter, Microsoft, paper & the environment, passwords, the grid & hackers, upgrades
4 Comments
The other day, I walked into an ice cream parlor for a cone.  When I learned I had to pay with a credit card, I walked out.  I’ve seen many people pay for coffee with a card. I admire their savvy. But I manage my finances best when I watch the money flow from my wallet rather than
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Chasing Fail-Safe On The Internet

November 18, 2021
by Caroline Miller
AARP, computer security, Cube, Equifax, fail-safe, FBI hack, Helen Keller, Neil deGrasse Tyson, passwords, Pluto
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No, it hasn’t been 4 years. I’m sure of it.” “Four-and-a-half to be exact.” The voice coming out of the receiver was firm, almost authoritarian. I paused to count 4-and-a-half years on my fingers. In the silence, my computer guy continued.   “What you need is an upgrade,
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To Live Well Takes Guts

January 21, 2021
by Caroline Miller
AARP, diet, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, health and diet, Wake Forest University
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A young woman among my Facebook acquaintances wasn’t feeling well but insisted she couldn’t afford to see a doctor. After sharing her symptoms, she asked friends if they had any advice. One replied with  a “get better soon.” The others remained silent, so I weighed in with a
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Smart Cremation For A Dumb Client

August 13, 2019
by Caroline Miller
" death, AARP, cremations, Emily Dickinson, middle age, prearranged burials
4 Comments
When I turned 39, I received my first letter from AARP.  Looking down at the envelope, I was stunned.  Me?  Middle Aged?  There’d been a mistake. If my response seemed melodramatic, then, imagine how I reacted when a crematorium invited me to lunch, recently. My heart stopped.
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A Little Necessary Business To Stay Safe

May 06, 2019
by Caroline Miller
AARP, National Do Not Call Registry, scam callers, wi-fi safety
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Any day is a bad day to encounter a scammer, but something about April and tax time seems to flush them to the surface like worms after a hard spring rain.   I was reminded of this when my phone rang yesterday.  Because of crank calls, I make it a habit to let my phone ring through
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A Password Is A Passport To Your Life

January 23, 2019
by Caroline Miller
AARP, Amy Nofzifger, keeping personal information secure on internet, Mark Fetterhoff, passwords
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Not long ago, a company where I’d done business for many years rejected the password to my account. Frustrated, I sent  an email, asking if there was trouble on the site. There was none.  They confirmed my password by return message.   Frankly, I was stunned.  I wasn’t aware t
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Getting Old But Still Moving Forward

January 23, 2017
by Caroline Miller
AARP, Norman Lear, old age achievers, Rita Mareno, self-publishing, Susan Stoner, The Mangle, Vanessa Redgrave
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A Facebook friend put up a snapshot of me attending a writer friend’s book signing.  I had braved a dark and stormy night to get there so when I spied my picture on social media, I wrote, “It looks like Albert Einstein and I have the same hairdresser.”  Yes, at my age, I can l
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