Edward C. Baig is a Tech Writer at AARP. He specializes in consumer technology, health and wellness, and software, with a keen interest in topics such as AI, Apple, Twitter, Google, and electronics. Edward's insights and expertise have been featured in 77 WABC Radio and AARP.
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