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A company in Scotland is using holograms to train medical students to give them a better sense of the human body allowing students to manipulate the hologram to examine individual body parts in more detail. Read More

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Shhhh, they’re listening – inside the coming voice-profiling revolution Joseph Turow

With the looming widespread adoption of voice analysis technology, it’s important for government leaders to adopt policies and regulations that protect the personal information revealed by the sound of a person’s voice. Read More

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Resumes aren’t read by humans. Here’s how to get past the bots Samantha Hawrylack

If your resume makes it past the bots, eventually, a human will read it. Make your content captivating, so they want to learn more about you. Read More

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Will automation make work less meaningful? Here is what the experts say John Anderer

With all this in mind, Finnish researchers from Åbo Akademi University set out to investigate if more workplace automation will indeed lead to greater job enjoyment and or a more meaningful work experience among all employees. Read More

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Ethical artificial intelligence: the most important movement you’ve never heard of Jamey Austin

As science fiction becomes science fact, focusing on ethics will make sure AI benefits all of humanity – not entrench the advantages of a privileged few. Read More

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Hiring managers will soon be able to determine your personality by looking at your selfie CW Headley

A new study conducted by researchers from two Moscow Universities, HSE University (Higher School of Economics) and Open University for the Humanities and Economics, concluded that modern facial recognition technology can determine a person’s personality type 58% of the time from selfies submitted by candidates. Read More

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4 ways AI is making the world a better place Tom Popomaronis

One of the biggest challenges with this coronavirus (and the COVID-19 disease it subsequenly causes) has been how quickly it can spread. Read More

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This is what the future of work will look like (and how you can prepare for it)John Brandon

You can start preparing yourself for the future of work by investing in yourself and what matters to you. Building a reputation as an expert in your field is the ultimate form of career insurance. Read More

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Deep learning AI discovers surprising new antibiotics Sriram Chandrasekaran

Enter deep learning. These algorithms power many of today’s facial recognition systems and self-driving cars. They mimic how neurons in our brains operate. Read More

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