Tag: automation

  • OPED: Made by Human: The Threat of Artificial Intelligence on Human Labor

    OPED: Made by Human: The Threat of Artificial Intelligence on Human Labor

    This Article is 95.6% Made by Human / 4.4% by Artificial Intelligence One of the most concerning uncertainties surrounding the emergence of artificial intelligence is the impact on human jobs. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Let us start with a specific example – the customer support specialist. This is a human-facing role. The primary objective of a Customer Support…

  • “Tap – Order – Pay” – The Way Forward for Restaurant and Hospitality Sectors?

    “Tap – Order – Pay” – The Way Forward for Restaurant and Hospitality Sectors?

    According to a study carried out by America’s Bureau of Labor Statistics in January this year, the restaurant labor force in that country is still over 450,000 jobs below pre-pandemic levels — marking the largest employment deficit among all U.S. industries. Although figures are not currently available for Canada, the situation is the same. In November 2022,…

  • Automation Key To Future Of Work Under Great Reset

    Automation Key To Future Of Work Under Great Reset

    LOS ANGELES—Automation is no longer an option, automation is the key to surviving the Great Reset. In 2021, more than 47 million American workers resigned, an annual record. In Canada numbers are harder to determine since accurate resignation numbers are not readily available. However, Statistics Canada has published the results of a survey pitched towards Canadian…

  • Ecommerce Is Evolving And Here’s How

    Ecommerce Is Evolving And Here’s How

    Thanks to the digital technology, we can carry out commercial transactions online. We can buy and sell items or services, pay bills, make orders, and so much more. Online enterprises are heavily relying on this commodity. This is why we have numerous  online businesses nowadays. The infographic below from Subscriptionly will inform you about the…

  • Peter Robinson On Job Obsolescence- Government Should Not Protect Jobs

    Peter Robinson On Job Obsolescence- Government Should Not Protect Jobs

    A recent OECD report finds that low and middle income earners have seen their wages stagnate and that the income share of middle-skilled jobs has fallen. Rising inequality has led to concerns that top earners are getting a disproportionate share of the gains from global “openness and interconnection”. During a Summer 2017 meeting of OECD,…

  • Iowa Farm Robots Prospero And Aquarius

    Iowa Farm Robots Prospero And Aquarius

    (Originally published in print and online April5, 2012) Will the new Robot Farmers being launched this July, at the 2nd annual Canada’s Fruit & Veg Tech X-Change, become the future of farming? That question may be answered during planned robotic demonstrations. Iowa based engineer, David Dorhout believes the Robotic Farmers he invented can help the…