Instead of costing jobs, AI and Blockchain are reviving the Unions Some have taken to digital organising, others are using artificial intelligence to boost engagement, and even “young tech dudes” are developing ideas for decentralised unions powered by blockchain. While the old union structure may be going the way of the dodo, it seems the
Rise of robots could cost nearly half of British jobs Nearly half of British jobs are at risk of being taken over by robots, a report warned last night. Technological advances mean 44 per cent of current roles could be automated, the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) think-tank found. Employees working in catering, retail
India's IT layoffs top 56000 and it's not over yet India's IT firms have also moved away from labor-intensive projects in the past few years towards more remote and technology-based solutions such as video conferencing, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI). Doing so has made entry-level jobs such as data entry darned near obsolete. Link
Robots and artificial intelligence will take away half of all jobs think tank warns Agriculture, transport, food processing and administration were the most likely to be automated, while jobs in education, information and communication were the safest. While UK business could benefit from automation, there is concern that only a small number of investors and
AI will take over many jobs but there is room for humans – The Nation His written works include "Jinko Chino to Keizai no Mirai" (Artificial intelligence and the future of the economy). Inoue speaks about the future of jobs in the age of artificial intelligence during an interview with The Yomiuri Shimbun. To what
Newspaper headlines: 'Machines threaten jobs' in age of robotics The Guardian Image caption A think tank is warning in the Guardian that low-paid roles are in the greatest danger of becoming automated. The rise of automation and machines risks "social disruption", the paper says, by widening the gap between rich and poor. Daily Express Image
UK's poorest to fare worst in age of automation, thinktank warns The study for the IPPR's commission on economic justice, which features senior business and public figures including the archbishop of Canterbury, called on the government to take a greater role in managing the adoption of robotics, artificial intelligence and other methods of job automation
Robots will wipe out half of jobs and increase gender inequality Up to half of all jobs in Britain are vulnerable to a revolution in robotic technology and artificial intelligence that threatens to replace human workers with machines, a think tank has said. A report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) suggests that
Brexit makes graduates rethink their career plans Our survey shows that just at the time when there might not be as many EU citizens around, fewer British graduates now want to work in the UK. This points to a shrinking traditional talent pool and a potential battle for the most employable people. I'd urge every
Rise of robots could cost nearly HALF of British jobs with workers in catering, retail and agriculture … Rise of robots could cost nearly HALF of British jobs with workers in catering, retail and agriculture likely to be hardest hit, report finds … Among the report's proposals was a call for the creation of a
