OECD report dials down job risk from automation – but it's still daunting That raw figure may not sound as dire as some of the previous numbers cited for the effect of automation and artificial intelligence on employment, and that's what's been grabbing the headlines over the past day. But a close reading of the
Tech job study: NC ranks No. 14 overall, 7th in new jobs, average pay K Job growth produced the best news for the state with the number of employment listings surging 28 percent in what CyberStates calls “emerging technologies” such as Internet of Things, smart cities, drones, artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality and augmented
IBM hopes to bring more high-end jobs to Buffalo innovation center "The call center type jobs were a way to ramp employment rapidly but IBM has been adding research jobs in artificial intelligence recently and has assured us they will continue to ramp high paying jobs focused on artificial intelligence and development going forward," Zemsky
AI 'poses less risk to jobs than feared' says OECD Fewer people's jobs are likely to be destroyed by artificial intelligence and robots than has been suggested by a much-cited study, an OECD report says. An influential 2013 forecast by Oxford University said that about 47% of jobs in the US in 2010 and 35%
When Artificial Intelligence Clashes With Fashion, How Will Our Future Dresses Look? This machine learning-powered styling tool, which venture capitalist Mary Meeker called e-commerce's “aha” moment, is now diving into the field of original … The possibility of A.I. robots taking over human jobs has been a hot topic among tech communities and social scientists
When Artificial Intelligence Clashes With Fashion, How Will Our Future Dresses Look? To the “hybrid design” algorithm, fashion design is a puzzle work of 30 to 80 pieces—color, fabric type, collar shape, the number of buttons, just to name a few. As its name implies, however, “hybrid design” still relies on human designers to come
Artificial Intelligence: Some Worry about Job Displacement by AI, Others See Big Opportunity The general public in the US has been satisfied with their understanding of Artificial Intelligence. About four fifths say that they have a positive opinion of Artificial Intelligence, according to a poll by Gallup. But there is a worry too. Three quarters
Cornell president argues case for liberal arts in an AI world Martha E. Pollack, Cornell University's 14th president and an artificial intelligence scientist, says that enforcing liberal arts studies is important to prepare students to thrive in a tech-driven society. [CORNELL UNIVERSITY]. Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are billionaire tech … Link
He Said, They Said In his presidential address, he touched upon important issues such as job creation, agriculture, and education, and also said that he wished to create a new generation …. In the age of artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotics, these may just be peripheral jobs that the government is targeting. Link to
Watch: A Russian robot that's hiring humans for multinationals A Russian startup named Stafory has created an artificial intelligence-powered robot – Vera – to hire humans for over 300 companies which include PepsiCo and L'Oreal among others. So, is this the future of recruitment? Will humans have to ensure that they impress robots before they
