Is AI going to take your job? Yes! But is that really a bad thing and what does it mean for the future of work? Sweetgreen is an American fast-casual food chain with more than 220 locations and 6,000 employees. They are actively implementing technology in their restaurants to make the food, but are they losing people as a result?
In today’s world, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has initiated a significant paradigm shift in our workforce. Since the dawn of the digital age, the threat of machines replacing humans in various jobs has remained a hot topic.
AI is a hot topic of conversation today, but it actually isn’t new. Mentions of artificial intelligence have been around for thousands of years across folklore in numerous cultures.
Toby Ord is a philosopher and Senior Research Fellow at Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute. He focuses on the big picture questions facing humanity such as global poverty, health, the long term future of humanity and the risks which threaten to destroy our entire potential.
Pamela McCorduck is an artificial intelligence (AI) expert and author. She has written 10 books, the newest one comes out this month and it is titled: This Could Be Important: My Life and Times with the Artificial Intelligentsia.
Everyday we are bombarded with articles, conversations, and debates about AI and automation in the workplace. Some people are fearful, some people are excited, and others choose to ignore the issue completely. But the truth is AI and automation will impact your job. Here’s why you should let it.
There are countless conversations, concerns, theories and ideas about the future of work. Will AI and automation take over? Will we experience major job loss? Will there be a ton of new jobs created? Will we all be on Universal Basic Income and be able to do whatever we want?
AI and Automation is still at the forefront of so many conversations that business leaders are having. And the core issue that continues to be the main focus of these conversations is whether we are going to create more jobs than we replace or vice versa.
AI is everywhere, and there are many things to consider with how it will affect the future of work. This week our community looked at things in a different light by considering how AI and automation will impact creative and human skill building and what skills humans need to develop now to avoid getting swept up by AI. […]
AI and Automation doesn’t have to create the job apocalypse that some people are worried about. We have a choice to make–will AI replace your workers or will it augment them?