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Cool Tools reviews new products and shares interesting finds, like a weather calendar for Google Calendar and a thought-provoking Netflix series. via Cool Tools.

Paris-based graphic designer Leo Simon is offering a free pack of 300 gradients for Photoshop, featuring a wide variety of color combinations with names like "Shore," "Ohhappiness," and "Cosmic Fusion." via Digital Synopsis.

Cool Tools recommends interesting things like a mindful eating practice and a faster way to make yogurt, and reviews tools like plastic razor blades, instant cameras, and drinkware. via The source of this content is Cool Tools.

Valet Magazine offers tips on protecting your online identity, including creating secure passwords and using password managers. via Valet.

PSFK's IQ Dashboard offers AI-powered trend analysis, research reports, and innovation case studies across various industries, along with expert insights and videos.

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O'Reilly identifies 9 AI trends to watch, including partial automation, specialized hardware, and the importance of UX/UI design. via www.oreilly.com

Kurzgesagt explores if organic food is healthier and better for the environment, concluding that eating more fruits, vegetables, and local produce is a better option. via kottke.org

FlowingData shares a mesmerizing visual effect that resembles a Voronoi diagram, created by smooshing paint between glass. via FlowingData

ThinkWithGoogle.com highlights three key tech trends from CES 2019: helpful digital assistants, innovations in health and wellness, and AI's growing role in predictive assistance. via ThinkWithGoogle.com.

This free tool uses AI to erase the background from images in five seconds. via Digital Synopsis

A 2018 report illuminates the AI boom, particularly in the US, China, and Europe, using data visualizations. via MIT Technology Review.