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Experts Call For Stronger Education-Industry Links To Combat Job Disruption
On fostering entrepreneurship among students, the noted educationists emphasised the need for universities to move beyond just being centres of knowledge dissemination.
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"Some Jobs Reduced Due To AI, But...": Sunil Bharti Mittal At NDTV World Summit
Addressing the NDTV World Summit 2024, Sunil Bharti Mittal, Founder and Chairperson of Bharti Enterprises, explained how the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) will impact everything from global economies to geopolitics.
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TikTok Cuts Hundreds Of Jobs In Shift Towards AI Content Moderation
TikTok confirmed the layoffs and said that several hundred employees were expected to be impacted globally as part of a wider plan to improve its moderation operations.
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Samsung Said to Cut Thousands of Jobs Amid Struggles in AI Market
Samsung Electronics Co. is initiating layoffs across Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. These layoffs are expected to impact roughly 10 percent of the workforce in these regions, though the figures may differ for each subsidiary, sources told Bloomberg.
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Dell To Layoff Workers In Sales Team Reorganization With New AI-Focused Unit
Dell previously announced a major workforce reduction in early 2023, shedding 13,000 jobs in that fiscal year.
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Striking U.S. Video Game Actors Say AI Threatens Their Jobs
The decision to strike follows months of negotiations with major videogame companies including Activision Productions, Electronic Arts, Epic Games, Take-Two Interactive, Disney Character Voices and Warner Bros Discovery's WB Games.
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Bill Gates On AI's Impact On Software Engineers: "We Still Need..."
Mr Gates expressed his optimism regarding the job security of software engineers, despite AI's potential to revolutionize numerous industries.
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"Your Job May Disappear Altogether, Or...": IMF Chief On AI Impact
Artificial intelligence poses risks to job security around the world but also offers a "tremendous opportunity" to boost flagging productivity levels and fuel global growth, the IMF chief told AFP.
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British School Employs AI Robot As Principal Headteacher For Enhanced Decision-Making
The Cottesmore school charges fees up to almost 32000 pounds (Rs 32,48,121) a year for UK students.
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Research Finds Artificial Intelligence Can Enhance Worker Productivity By Up To 35%
Overall findings show that generative AI used in collaboration with humans can significantly increase worker productivity and retention.
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AI Unlikely to Take Over Most Jobs, but Clerical Work Faces Risk of Automation: UN Study
Generative AI probably will not take over most people's jobs entirely but will instead automate a portion of their duties, freeing them up to do other tasks, a UN study said on Monday. It warned, however, that clerical work would likely be the hardest hit, potentially hitting female employment harder, given women's over-representation in this secto...
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Most Jobs Likely To Be "Complemented Rather Than Substituted" By AI: UN
Artificial Intelligence is more likely to augment jobs than to destroy them, a UN study indicated on Monday, at a time of growing anxiety over the potential impact of the technology.
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AI Will Take More Jobs From Women Than Men By 2030, Says Study
The study says that more women than men stand to lose their jobs by the end of the decade because of the rise of artificial intelligence and automation.
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'AI Revolution' to Sweep Job Markets in World’s Wealthiest Nations: OECD
The world's wealthiest nations must urgently prepare for the impact of an imminent "AI revolution" that will change jobs, create new ones and make others disappear, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said on Tuesday.
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‘Not a Given That AI Will Only Have a Positive Impact’: After AI Boom, Investors Wary of Possible Risks
The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence has boosted markets this year, but after the initial euphoria, investors are waking up to the possible risks, including the need to be highly selective in stock-picking.
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Experts Call For Stronger Education-Industry Links To Combat Job Disruption
On fostering entrepreneurship among students, the noted educationists emphasised the need for universities to move beyond just being centres of knowledge dissemination.
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"Some Jobs Reduced Due To AI, But...": Sunil Bharti Mittal At NDTV World Summit
Addressing the NDTV World Summit 2024, Sunil Bharti Mittal, Founder and Chairperson of Bharti Enterprises, explained how the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) will impact everything from global economies to geopolitics.
-
TikTok Cuts Hundreds Of Jobs In Shift Towards AI Content Moderation
TikTok confirmed the layoffs and said that several hundred employees were expected to be impacted globally as part of a wider plan to improve its moderation operations.
-
Samsung Said to Cut Thousands of Jobs Amid Struggles in AI Market
Samsung Electronics Co. is initiating layoffs across Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. These layoffs are expected to impact roughly 10 percent of the workforce in these regions, though the figures may differ for each subsidiary, sources told Bloomberg.
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Dell To Layoff Workers In Sales Team Reorganization With New AI-Focused Unit
Dell previously announced a major workforce reduction in early 2023, shedding 13,000 jobs in that fiscal year.
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Striking U.S. Video Game Actors Say AI Threatens Their Jobs
The decision to strike follows months of negotiations with major videogame companies including Activision Productions, Electronic Arts, Epic Games, Take-Two Interactive, Disney Character Voices and Warner Bros Discovery's WB Games.
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Bill Gates On AI's Impact On Software Engineers: "We Still Need..."
Mr Gates expressed his optimism regarding the job security of software engineers, despite AI's potential to revolutionize numerous industries.
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"Your Job May Disappear Altogether, Or...": IMF Chief On AI Impact
Artificial intelligence poses risks to job security around the world but also offers a "tremendous opportunity" to boost flagging productivity levels and fuel global growth, the IMF chief told AFP.
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British School Employs AI Robot As Principal Headteacher For Enhanced Decision-Making
The Cottesmore school charges fees up to almost 32000 pounds (Rs 32,48,121) a year for UK students.
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Research Finds Artificial Intelligence Can Enhance Worker Productivity By Up To 35%
Overall findings show that generative AI used in collaboration with humans can significantly increase worker productivity and retention.
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AI Unlikely to Take Over Most Jobs, but Clerical Work Faces Risk of Automation: UN Study
Generative AI probably will not take over most people's jobs entirely but will instead automate a portion of their duties, freeing them up to do other tasks, a UN study said on Monday. It warned, however, that clerical work would likely be the hardest hit, potentially hitting female employment harder, given women's over-representation in this secto...
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Most Jobs Likely To Be "Complemented Rather Than Substituted" By AI: UN
Artificial Intelligence is more likely to augment jobs than to destroy them, a UN study indicated on Monday, at a time of growing anxiety over the potential impact of the technology.
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AI Will Take More Jobs From Women Than Men By 2030, Says Study
The study says that more women than men stand to lose their jobs by the end of the decade because of the rise of artificial intelligence and automation.
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'AI Revolution' to Sweep Job Markets in World’s Wealthiest Nations: OECD
The world's wealthiest nations must urgently prepare for the impact of an imminent "AI revolution" that will change jobs, create new ones and make others disappear, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said on Tuesday.
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‘Not a Given That AI Will Only Have a Positive Impact’: After AI Boom, Investors Wary of Possible Risks
The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence has boosted markets this year, but after the initial euphoria, investors are waking up to the possible risks, including the need to be highly selective in stock-picking.
