Women’s jobs more at risk from artificial intelligence
30% of what employees do today can be automated by 2030 – a trend accelerated by generative AI, a US
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International Data Corporation, IDC, is downgrading its forecast for quantum computing “considerably” saying it will continue to experience slower growth
A toolkit for journalists fighting disinformation around elections
Disinformation around elections is a threat to democracy. The International Journalists’ Network has launched an Elections Reporting Toolkit that draws
IDC downgrading quantum forecast saying AI offers better near-term value
International Data Corporation, IDC, is downgrading its forecast for quantum computing “considerably” saying it will continue to experience slower growth
Afghan women’s struggle – a web space documenting their fight
Everything changed for women and girls in Afghanistan two years ago. UN Women has launched “After August – Voices of
The race to find data for machine learning and generative AI
The global focus on generative artificial intelligence has created an intensified demand for data. It started late last year with
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The working from home trend is fading! Video conferencing company Zoom, which became a symbol for remote work during the
No real increase in companies’ use of artificial intelligence
There is no real increase in companies’ use of artificial intelligence despite the global focus on the possibilities with this
Majority of YouTube users agree to content produced by artificial intelligence
People are already accepting content produced by using artificial intelligence. A majority of video users in a YouTube survey confirm
Social media does not have negative effect on well-being
Social media is often accused of making people feel bad. A new Oxford study shows this is not true. “Despite