R. Dallon Adams, Author at TechRepublic

R. Dallon Adams

Bio

R. Dallon Adams is a journalist originally from Louisville, Kentucky. His previous work includes a wide spectrum of beats and formats ranging from tech-savvy urban planning initiatives to hands-on gadget reviews.

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R. Dallon Adams has nothing to disclose. He does not hold investments in the technology companies he covers.

Latest from R. Dallon Adams

Innovation

Yes, robots are coming for your job, but you might like the new one more (if you’re still employed)

For decades, a speculated wave of job-stealing technologies has stirred debate about the role of humans in the labor force alongside automation and AI adds a new wrinkle to the equation.

CXO

Zoomtowns: These cities are prime real estate for remote workers

A new LinkedIn report highlights the top cities for remote workers. While many remote workers are opting for smaller scenic areas, plenty are choosing larger metros, including four cities in Florida.

Security

The top keywords used in phishing email subject lines

Some of these phrasings are standard day-to-day subject lines, but as one expert explained, "the attacker wants you to be moving too fast to stop and question if it's legitimate."

Innovation

Mind-controlled cars? This brain-computer interface could transform driving

Motor show attendees can strap on a wearable headset and use their thoughts to accomplish a number of tasks like finding a parking spot, according to Mercedes-Benz.

Artificial Intelligence

Best tasks humans have offloaded to robotic helpers

From "bionic" mixologists and roving pizza delivery pros, here are some of the top tasks humans have handed over to humanity's robotic sidekicks.

Artificial Intelligence

Photos: 9 best tasks humans have offloaded to robotic helpers

From "bionic" mixologists and roving pizza delivery pros, here are some of the top tasks humans have handed over to humanity's robotic sidekicks.

CXO

Hybrid work could create a two-tiered “class” system for employees, according to expert

Companies are juggling a mix of on-site and remote workers. The arrangement presents no shortage of complexities for managers; especially when hosting fair and inclusive meetings.

Innovation

Remote work “life hacks” to support focus, ergonomics and well-being

From online networking opportunities to fostering a healthier work-life balance, these telecommuting tips could optimize your virtual workflow.

Innovation

8 digital nomad-approved apps for globetrotting professionals on the move

So you have a preferred booking app, but what about options to find Wi-Fi connectivity or locate the closest place to grab a slice of pizza? Don't be an amateur.

Innovation

Report sheds light on “love in an algorithmic age,” virtual companions and more

The report findings detail sentiments about algorithms used in dating apps and more. Turns out, lots of people have dated a virtual AI companion and would do so again.

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R. Dallon Adams

Yes, robots are coming for your job, but you might like the new one more (if you’re still employed)

Zoomtowns: These cities are prime real estate for remote workers

The top keywords used in phishing email subject lines

Mind-controlled cars? This brain-computer interface could transform driving

Best tasks humans have offloaded to robotic helpers

Photos: 9 best tasks humans have offloaded to robotic helpers

Hybrid work could create a two-tiered “class” system for employees, according to expert

Remote work “life hacks” to support focus, ergonomics and well-being

8 digital nomad-approved apps for globetrotting professionals on the move

Report sheds light on “love in an algorithmic age,” virtual companions and more

Personnel Screening Policy

New User Education Checklist

ACH Payment Process Policy

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