AI experts gathered at MIT last week, to predict the role AI will play in the future of work. Will it be just another innovation—like electricity or the internet?
EmTech Next, a conference organized by the MIT Technology Review, and took place at MIT’s Media Lab, examined how AI and robotics are changing the future of work.
The future of ethical work: After generations of increasing inequality, can we teach tech leaders to love their neighbors more than algorithms and profits?
Despite the rapid-fire pace of advancements, technology was less of a focus at this year’s Congress than the associated economic and social disruptions now under way.
Opinion: Liberals Do Not Want to Destroy the Family. Or society, for that matter. How did this preposterous idea leap to the forefront of conservative thinking?
The computer industry is a pillar of our economy, employing millions and propelling society forward. Some people believe that manufacturing is now under threat.
By automating certain menial tasks, experts think AI is poised to improve human quality of life, boost profits, and create jobs according to MIT professor.
Our focus should be on improving the quality of jobs generated in a future governed by technological change by making proper investments in training, education.
A group of MIT researchers got together to talk about the future of AI and automation, Reynolds' focus is the relationship between new tech and how it affects jobs.
In MA, 53% of workers who earn $15 an hour or less have no more than a high school degree. Effective job training programs, however, can make a real difference.