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| BLAKE DOYLE: The impact of technology on jobs Societies have experienced many technological transformations through our history. None will be as rapid as the impact of mechanization and artificial intelligence (AI). In the longer-term we will flourish. In the short-run, the displacement will be profound. This disruption is immediate and unforgiving.
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I Committed To Going Tech-Free On Weekends. Here's How It Changed My Life Slowly, I started to create boundaries for myself around technology. I started taking walks without my phone, turning the phone on "do not disturb" for a bit each day, and never having my phone at meals. I also started taking a few hours off each weekend, and I decided to stay off social media completely ...
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| Rajasthan all set for the biggest coding carnival ever The three leading teams will earn a contract with the Department of Information Technology & Communication, Government of Rajasthan, worth Rs. 15 lakh, Rs.10 lakh and Rs. 7.5 lakh respectively. Participants will also be nominated for 10 other prize categories, which include giveaways like iPad, ...
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Mingo Adopts the Next Generation of Blockchain Technology for Its Three-In-One App Using ... Notably, the platform allows for the use of micropayments, which are an ideal mechanism for monetizing today's consumer activity but have been frustratingly difficult to implement using present-day technology. Mingo's plug-in capability allows users to make micropayments to purchase products and ...
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| Smuggling of US Technology Is Outpacing Cold War Levels, Experts Say WASHINGTON — Foreign smugglers are trying to ship advanced American technologies — which can be used for weapons and spy equipment — to China, Russia and other adversaries at rates that outpace shadowy and illegal exports during the Cold War, according to United States officials and ...
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| Relative value: Tech warriors Arun Mehta was studying electrical engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology in New Delhi, and elsewhere in the same university, Vickram Crishna, a textile engineering student, was busy running the music club. As they started hanging out together off-campus, Crishna and Mehta, who were both ...
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| Big four banks pledge to step up on tech jobs threat and help plot the future of work Chief executives of three of Australia's big four banks have said it is time for big companies to step up and be honest with workers and the community about the impact of increasingly sophisticated automation technology on the jobs required in the local market, as a Senate inquiry attempts to form ...
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| The possible good, bad, and ugly scenarios in the future of IT While the above example may be fictional there is no denying that Indians have made rapid strides in the world of technology both in India and around the world. Microsoft and Google currently have Indian origin CEOs and companies like Infosys, Wipro and TCS put India on the map as a country with ...
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| New technology aims to give victims of sexual violence a more positive reporting experience The service is part of a burgeoning field of technology emerging after #MeToo - neutral, third party tools that aim to give victims of sexual violence a more positive experience of disclosing. "The idea is to empower users with confidence grounded in legal doctrine so that they can take control of the ...
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| Work culture, tech adoption and hiring right - exploring the Future of Work YourStory's Future of Work was a one-day conference that drew a large crowd from the startup and tech ecosystems, looking to hear more about how jobs will be defined in future. At a time when 'Uberisation of jobs' is becoming the norm, the Future of Work conference organised by YourStory on ...
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