The fight over robots threatening American jobs
Robots' current capabilities mean that those most at risk of being displaced are in blue-collar jobs and lack college degrees.
Robots' current capabilities mean that those most at risk of being displaced are in blue-collar jobs and lack college degrees.
"Just because there's a difference in who's getting acted on, that doesn't mean there's bias."
"The labour secretary would have to go through layers of advisers to the president to get anything done."
"We've made progress toward artificial general intelligence, but it is still a fair distance away, and some of the buzz is marketing hype."
"Malicious cyberattacks will continue to grow in scale, scope, and impact with the increased global reliance on emerging digital technologies."
Lecturer Angelique Adams discussed leadership, entrepreneurship, STEM training, communication and professional empathy in this podcast episode.
"It's highly likely that if your organization hasn't experienced a cyber incident, it will at some point in the future."
"Low-wage service workers have a bigger voice gap than others."
Professor Andrew W. Lo suggests a three-pronged approach to making AI’s intersection with finance safer.
"Wood bioenergy is harmful and it actually makes climate change worse. It's actively moving us in the wrong direction."