It seems the robot revolution is always “just around the corner.” Truckers and taxi-drivers may be worried their jobs will be gone within a few years. Patients wonder why our bio-technology hasn’t cured cancer after decades of research. While technological advances are impressive, our expectations exceed reality…in the short run. When Automated Teller Machines came
Scientists @ Nanyang Technological University in Singapore built a robot algorithm to put together an Ikea chair. We may fear the onslaught of new technology, but a couple of IT experts envision a less fearsome future of robotics and humans. In “Human + Machine: Reimagining Work in the Age of AI” authors Paul Daugherty and
A trilingual robot is greeting guests and answering their questions in an Italian hotel, and self-improving with each guest interaction. The robot has the capability to learn new things and improve its abilities through artificial intelligence…the more guests Robby Pepper the Robot speaks to, the better it gets at understanding accents, the subtle meaning of
The robot revolution has begun! Are all the hard skills and knowledge that we learned in school still going to be able to earn us a livelihood? Fortunately, we still can develop an advantage–our soft power skills. Read on to find out what skills will see you through the revolution.
