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Solar panels are now being reported to save households at least £400 a year even in Britain's cloudiest regions, as rising energy prices and cheaper installation make the technology more worthwhile [1]. Separately, a new study finds that generative AI use at work is broad but shallow, reaching around 80% of occupations yet used regularly by fewer than half of workers in exposed roles [6]. I don't have coverage beyond these on today's technology news.
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- Solar cuts ‘at least £400 from bills in even the cloudiest British areas’ — The Guardian
- “All the faders had been moved and knobs turned, despite the studio being locked and alarmed. Somebody – something – had moved everything”: Jethro Tull’s early 80s featured a haunted studio, nuclear evacuation cars on standby, and a tasteless stage trick — Louder
- The 1980 Blondie VHS tape marketed as the first “video album” — Far Out
- US army secretary resigns after months of tension — BBC World
- Blow for celebrity chef Maggie Beer as her food empire plunges to another multimillion-dollar loss — Daily Mail
- AI adoption at work is broad but shallow — The Register
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