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Google Invests $20M To Research Critical AI Challenges, Workforce Impacts
Google’s $20M Digital Futures Project will promote research and public policy solutions surrounding AI.
Future of work conference 2023
Technology is revolutionising the workplace with trends such as AI, robotics, automation, gig economy, remote working etc transforming the jobs we do and how we interact with our workplace. The ...
The Talk of the Town: More Companies Mention AI in their Quarterly Reports
Companies are broadcasting they care about AI, as mentions of the tech in quarterly reports skyrocket.
AI Countdown: New Report Shows Most Expect Transformational Impact Before 2028
New Thomson Reuters report shows most expect AI to completely alter the global workforce within 5 years.
AI Skills Surge: The 5 Countries at the Forefront of the AI Revolution
Singapore’s workforce is outpacing the world in preparing for an AI-driven future.
McKinsey and Company Unveils Company-Specific AI Tool: Lilli
Mckinsey and Company states that the AI tool can recommend suitable internal experts-based data based on more than 100,000 of the firm’s documents and interview transcripts.
EEOC AI Lawsuit Lays Groundwork for the Future of Fair Job Recruitment
The first-of-its-kind lawsuit shows the need for employers to carefully evaluate their hiring practices to ensure they are in compliance with laws protecting against age and other forms of discrimination.
Nearly Half of C-Suite Executives are Investing in Employee AI Skills Training
U.K. executives estimate that 41% of their workforce will need to be reskilled over the next three years due to the introduction of AI, with skill development being a top ...
Despite Wide Adoption of ChatGPT, Tech Leaders Express Concerns
A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 28% of respondents use ChatGPT regularly at work, while only 22% stated that their employers explicitly permit the use of such tools.
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