Artificial intelligence or artificially irritating?

There’s plenty to be worried about with modern technology. Social media harassment, deep fakes and artificial intelligence robots who may become smarter than humans are just a few. But there are some positives as well. Readily keeping in touch with friends and relatives is at the top of my list. Around 1995, I came across […]

Protecting the Grid with Artificial Intelligence

The electric grid powers everything from traffic lights to pharmacy fridges. However, it regularly faces threats from severe storms and advanced attackers. Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have developed brain-inspired AI algorithms that detect physical problems, cyberattacks and both at the same time within the grid.

🔗 Cisco Launches AI-Driven Data Fabric Powered by Splunk

Cisco introduces its AI-driven data fabric powered by Splunk, enabling enterprises to unify and analyze data efficiently. This platform integrates federated search capabilities within Snowflake, enhancing data insights and operational efficiency for organizations. The launch signifies a significant advancement in enterprise data management and analytics.

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Artificial intelligence in the office and the factory: Evidence from administrative software registry data

The rapid adoption of AI in the workplace has raised concerns about job loss. This column uses data covering all AI-related commercial software registered with Brazil’s National Institute of Industrial Property to show how AI is affecting the labour market in two distinct ways. In the factory, AI increases employment of low-skilled workers by making machines more productive and easier to operate. In the office, however, it automates tasks previously done by workers. Because the effect on production workers dominates, AI increases employment and decreases inequality.