AI

From the invention of the wheel to the Industrial Revolution, as things become more automated some careers are destroyed, while others enjoy a renaissance … Read More

Robots do not step into the same pitfalls as humans, who can judge applicants on attractiveness, the way they dress, shared interests or other factors. Read More

One in four workers want to be trained via virtual or augmented reality and another 25% are hoping to get training remotely via apps. Read More

Now is the time to start looking into how companies and the government can address this digital boom, before it’s upon us. Read More

The machine chooses the style, the subject, the composition, the colors and the texture … the algorithm is fully at the helm when it comes to the elements and the principles of the art it generates. Read More

Many of us are increasingly aware of our approaching obsolescence. Two-thirds of Americans believe that robots will be doing the jobs of humans in 50 years. But creative professionals are more optimistic than most Americans about their jobs in this future. In a new Adobe report that interviewed 75 working creatives in the U.S., U.K., and German, the … Read More

It’s about the creative process – one that involves an artist and a machine collaborating to explore new visual forms in revolutionary ways. Read More

The Southern states face the most potential job loss as a result of automation. Along with the South, three states in the Great Plains crack the Top 10. Read More

We should start rethinking sooner rather than later according to Kai-Fu Lee’s new book, “AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order.” … Read More