GPT Summary: The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) have brought humanity to a critical juncture, similar to the Renaissance of the 14th-17th centuries. AI is experiencing a functional rebirth, with machines surpassing human performance in various cognitive tasks. These developments raise philosophical questions about the nature of human intelligence and our roles in a world where AI is omnipresent. Striking the right balance between innovation and regulation is crucial, as ethical concerns need addressing. By exploring AI's function and philosophical aspects, we can harness its power to enhance our lives, create new opportunities, and unlock the next renaissance in human-machine collaboration.

With advances in technology and an ever-increasing population, smart cities are becoming more efficient, sustainable and connected. As smart cities develop and become more interconnected, the way we live, work and play will also change. Here are some of the top trends that will shape the future of cities. Smart technology is rapidly changing the way cities are managed and developed. Smart technology enables cities to collect and analyse data to make better decisions, which can lead to improved infrastructure, better public services and better management of resources. Smart technology can also help cities become more sustainable by using energy more efficiently and reducing pollution.

Experts highlighted that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is creating new opportunities which could not be achieved by traditional technology and could be used for health care as well as many other present and future challenges in various sectors. "AI would not replace people but create new opportunities in various fields. It works on data, and if we could train our machines, it could do wonders for us in milliseconds by automating processes. It can be used for diagnostic purposes for various diseases, including Covid-19, and could prove very effective in remote areas where adequate health facilities are not available," said secretary, Department of Science & Technology (DST) Prof Ashutosh Sharma. "Key to success in using AI for various problems is to reach out to maximum people," Sharma said at an online'DST Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav Discourse Series New India @ 75' organised by the National Council for Science & Technology Communication and Vigyan Prasar.

New Delhi: Experts highlighted that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is creating new opportunities which could not be achieved by traditional technology and could be used for health care as well as many other present and future challenges in various sectors. "AI would not replace people but create new opportunities in various fields. It works on data, and if we could train our machines, it could do wonders for us in milliseconds by automating processes. It can be used for diagnostic purposes for various diseases, including Covid-19, and could prove very effective in remote areas where adequate health facilities are not available," said secretary, Department of Science & Technology (DST) Prof Ashutosh Sharma. "Key to success in using AI for various problems is to reach out to maximum people," Sharma said at an online'DST Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav Discourse Series New India @ 75' organised by the National Council for Science & Technology Communication and Vigyan Prasar here, a release from the department said on Monday.

BOSTON--Technology is upending labor markets, and governments, companies, and individuals need to look beyond aggregate numbers and consider how individual professions will be affected. The report, titled The Future of Jobs in the Era of AI, is being released today by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Faethm. In the report, the authors look at a variety of factors to determine how the supply and demand for individual types of jobs will change. These include shifts in the size of national workforces due to college graduation rates, retirements, and mortality, along with technology adoption rates and the impact of COVID-19 on economic growth. The result is a highly detailed analysis for all three countries across multiple scenarios.

The way we think about work, employment and skills is rapidly evolving in our digital-first world. Technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are shaping the way we work, learn, shop, socialise and much more. There is a greater need for technical skills than ever before as technology continues to transform careers and every sector of our economy. From agriculture to zoology, emerging technologies like AI have the potential to revolutionise our efficiency and productivity, improve outcomes, create entirely new jobs and free us up to focus our time and energy on higher impact, more valuable tasks and innovation. A look at how the workforce has changed over time helps us understand the impact of technology on the labour market, underlining the need for both more technical skills and a "lifelong learning" mindset.

Industrial manufacturing is undoubtedly a strong economic catalyst in both the United States and China. Artificial Intelligence represents an opportunity to not only revolutionize the industrial manufacturing space, but drive economic transformation and growth as well. While both countries have integrated AI capabilities into their industrial manufacturing operations, the United States currently holds a slight edge over in China, despite a near equal number of installed bases of AI-enabled end devices in each market. Primarily, the U.S. is more incentivized to develop approaches and strategies that encourage greater adoption of AI in industrial manufacturing. Different Paths Through the AI Journey In the United States, labor has become increasingly expensive, creating an imperative to lower production costs while maintaining -- or even enhancing -- production.

Digital assistants like Alexa, Siri, Google Now, are all examples of artificial intelligence in action. Self-driving cars, video games, music recommendations, smart home devices, and programs that make purchase predictions use artificial intelligence as well. News organizations are using artificial intelligence to draft simple news stories and summaries right now. There are also new, helpful bots that live inside of applications you use every day including Slack, Facebook, and Twitter. These tools create new possibilities and new levels of productivity for the entrepreneurs that know how to wield these helpful ghosts that live in the cloud and on your machines.