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Big Tech's answer for AI-driven job loss: universal basic income
The universal basic income — "cash aid from the government, no strings attached" — is the tech industry's solution to the anticipated wave of job losses created by the rise of artificial intelligence, ... Read More
5 Jobs AI Will Create -- and 5 Roles AI Will Change
New leadership roles are also emerging, which include titles like "head of AI" or "chief AI officer." This is someone who oversees the development and deployment of AI at a company. They will ... Read More
Job Concerns Rise Amid AI’s Impact On The Gaming Industry
While systems were still being tested, it was reported that what experts at the company had seen thus far held ... AI uptake in a study that surveyed three creative industries: film and television, ... Read More
Fox News AI Newsletter: Sheryl Crow vs. Drake
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An OpenAI executive says while generative artificial intelligence (AI) could replace some jobs in creative fields, some of those roles may have been replaceable or unnecessary to begin with. Read More
Austin ranks No. 6 for AI job displacement risk, new study says
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AUSTIN, Texas — A new study ranks Austin as the sixth-highest city in the U.S. for artificial intelligence (AI) job displacement. The study, conducted by (un)Common Logic, says that just over 10 ... Read More
Which college degrees are best? How AI is throwing a wrench in the debate.
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As AI has begun to reshape the job market, the types of jobs that could be most impacted by its rise ... Student Clearinghouse Research Center also shows student retention in computer science ... Read More
OpenAI CTO says AI may fill some creative industry jobs that were replaceable
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An OpenAI executive says while generative artificial intelligence (AI) could replace some jobs in creative fields, some of those roles may have been replaceable or unnecessary to begin with. Read More
Wegovy in Men vs. Women: Study Shows How Weight Loss Differs
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On average, the women in the study lost 2.5% more weight than the men. Experts said there are a few reasons why this may have happened, and it doesn’t mean that weight loss drugs aren’t as ... Read More
Small businesses looking to catch up on AI but face obstacles: study
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GEN Z The study found that of small businesses that haven't adopted AI, 49% of respondents said that marketing was the most interesting business area for using AI — well above other use cases ... Read More
Study reveals why AI models that analyze medical images can be biased
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In 2022, MIT researchers reported that AI models can make accurate predictions about a patient's race from their chest X-rays—something that the most skilled ... do a better job of making ... Read More
Wegovy in Men vs. Women: Study Shows How Weight Loss Differs
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On average, the women in the study lost 2.5% more weight than the men. Experts said there are a few reasons why this may have happened, and it doesn’t mean that weight loss drugs aren’t as effective ... Read More
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