Top job trends to watch for in 2018 Mere possession of educational qualifications and degrees do not guarantee a job, as an employee's mental make-up and intellect hold equal weightage in their selection. Moreover, candidates are experimenting with their choice of career and keep flexibility as a top priority. Recruiters too are finding … Link to
An optimist's guide to a future run by machines If you're worried about the future and where technology might lead us, 2017 didn't help. The warnings kept rolling in about potential job losses from automation and machine learning. More than 375 million of us will need to completely change occupations to avoid being replaced by
Ontario needs to rethink about its changing job market Toronto, Dec 30 (IBNS): Ontario is going through a challenging phase with Canada seeing a change in the composition of its work force in the past decade, … Similarly, financial institutions are focusing on automation and the use of artificial intelligence to enhance the customer experience
2017 TOP STORIES: India-based Infosys plans 2000 jobs in Indy Infosys, which employs 200,000 people around the world, said the Indianapolis operations will focus on technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, user experience, emerging digital technologies, cloud and big data. Infosys clients include key industries such as financial services, … Link to Full Article: 2017 TOP
Five times Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning were in the news in 2017 From the paranoia of major job losses to robots taking over the world, we look at five interesting stories that made news worldwide. … From Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning to major job losses in the IT sector, news headlines were
How artificial intelligence is transforming the IT job market Artificial intelligence used to be one of the most talked about buzzwords in the technology world, but now it's quickly become more of a reality than fantasy. As AI centers on machines gaining certain degrees of intelligence, this may harken back to memories of Terminator movies
Artificial intelligence threatens Indian workforce Increased automation enables low-skilled jobs to be done by machines. The US-based HfS research firm expects the $150 billion IT industry lose about more than 15 percent of its low-skilled workforce over the next four years, that means nearly 640,000 people will fall out of their jobs. TRT World's Ishan …
Why narrative on Artifical Intelligence and Big Data has been combined with massive job losses Artifical Intelligence, Big Data, job losses, Big Data Analytics There are differing views of Artificial Intelligence (AI), with Elon Musk asserting that “AI is the biggest risk we face as a civilisation” on one end, and Bill Gates stating that
2018: Year of football, Trump and technology Elsewhere in 2018, Donald Trump will continue to astonish us with measures to save American jobs for Americans. He is a businessman and may even tackle the American debt of $19.8 trillion through ingenious trade deals with China and Japan. He may even start constructing the promised wall
While the US Workforce Fights Automation, Sweden is Welcoming It “Attitudes to robots and artificial intelligence are generally positive (61%). More than eight in ten respondents agree robots are necessary as they can do jobs that are too hard or too dangerous for people (84%), while 68% agree robots and artificial intelligence are a good
