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Emerging Technologies Boosting Efficiency: A Look into the Progress on May 24, 2024

Rapid advancements in technology are continuously shaping the way businesses operate, and Friday, May 24, 2024, marked a significant milestone in this evolutionary journey. Companies around the globe have been leveraging cutting-edge solutions to streamline their processes, enhance productivity, and stay ahead in their respective industries.

Innovations in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have been at the forefront of this transformation. Companies have successfully integrated AI algorithms that learn and adapt over time, optimizing operations from supply chain management to customer service. These systems are designed to become more efficient as they process more data, leading to […]

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The Future of Work: Musk Envisions Optional Careers Amidst AI Growth

Elon Musk Proclaims Work Could Become Optional in AI-Driven Future

At the renowned VivaTech 2024 event in Paris, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, shared via webcam a futuristic vision where working could be a matter of choice rather than necessity, hinting at a leisure-driven society sustained by artificial intelligence and robotics . He portrayed a world where AI and robots are the providers of goods and services, allowing people to pursue work as a hobby if they desire.

Musk suggested that a “universal high income” system should be in place to support such a scenario—different from a basic universal income, […]

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Elon Musk Predicts Jobs Will Become ‘Kinda Like a Hobby’: ‘The AI and Robots Will Provide Any Goods and Services You Want’

Elon Musk Predicts Jobs Will Become ‘Kinda Like a Hobby’: ‘The AI and Robots Will Provide Any Goods and Services You Want’ 1 Elon Musk predicts a future where AI and robots handle most jobs, leading to a "universal high income" and transforming work into a hobby.

In a bold vision of the future, Elon Musk recently predicted that jobs might become more of a hobby than a necessity as artificial intelligence (AI) and robots take over the provision of goods and services. Speaking at the inaugural AI Safety Summit in the UK, Musk elaborated on how advanced AI could […]

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Elon Musk predicts that AI will automate all of our jobs

Elon Musk recently spoke at a tech conference where he warned that artificial intelligence (AI) will eventually take over all jobs, rendering employment unnecessary for humans. Musk described a future where jobs would be “optional” and AI and robots would provide all goods and services. In order for this scenario to work, Musk suggested there would need to be a “universal high income,” although he did not specify what that would entail. He emphasized that there would be no shortage of goods or services in this AI-dominated future.

AI technology has rapidly advanced in recent years, raising concerns about how […]

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AI-Driven Jobs Promise Higher Earnings, Underlines Elon Musk

Elon Musk envisages a future shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), where work could be a choice rather than a necessity, and jobs requiring AI adoption might offer more substantial salaries. During a keynote address via webcam at the VivaTech 2024 conference in Paris, Musk painted a picture of a world where automation ensures that goods and services are plentiful, essentially making human labor optional for many.

The billionaire entrepreneur reinforced the idea that a form of ‘high universal income’ might be required to support individuals in an automated society—differentiating it from the concept of universal basic income which involves a […]

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The Future of Work: A Leisure-Based Model

In an emerging future where automation and artificial intelligence take the helm, the concept of work may undergo a revolutionary change. Visionary entrepreneur Elon Musk foresees a scenario in which engaging in professional activities could be a matter of personal pleasure rather than a necessity.

Musk envisions a long-term future where every service or product humanity requires could potentially be supplied by intelligent machines. The implication of this technological domination is that work, as we currently understand it, could become optional. One might opt to work as one chooses a hobby today, adding a new dimension to personal fulfillment […]

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FANUC to showcase advanced automation solutions at FIA2024

Aerospace Events

Factory automation specialist FANUC UK will showcase a suite of next-generation automation solutions at the Farnborough International Airshow (FIA2024), 22nd-26th July, which is aimed at enabling higher rate aircraft and aerospace manufacturing. Above: Factory automation specialist FANUC UK will showcase a suite of next-generation automation solutions at Farnborough International Airshow to enable higher rate aircraft and aerospace manufacturing.
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Spanning the entire supply chain – including solutions for the burgeoning eVTOL sector – visitors to stand 4900 can witness the future of aerospace manufacturing first-hand. FANUC’s automation demonstrations, in conjunction with their industry leading partners, […]

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What is robophobia – and how is it affecting the hotel and restaurant industries?

With restrictions on Palestinian workers coming to Israel for employment and the reluctance of foreign workers to go during a war.

Advanced humanoid robot ‘Sophia’ is pictured at AI for Good Global Summit, in Geneva, Switzerland, July 6, 2023 Unable to hire cooks, waiters, cleaning workers, and others at minimum wages, hotel owners have been buying wheeled robots to take guests to their rooms, bring food as room service, change laundry, and perform maintenance and cleaning jobs.

With restrictions on Palestinian workers coming to Israel for employment and the reluctance of foreign workers to go during a war, the phenomenon […]

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Grubbrr CEO: Automation could make restaurants a high-wage, high-productivity business

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CHICAGO — Grubbr CEO Sam Zietz believes California’s $20 fast food minimum wage has turned in-store ordering kiosks from “a nice-to-have to a need-to-have overnight.”

Brands like Dave’s Hot Chicken are testing the tech in their California units in response to the law, and others are planning to deploy Grubbrr’s kiosks at scale, Zietz said. He claims the company’s kiosks and digital menu boards are used by thousands of unique brands.Zietz, who spoke […]

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Grubbrr CEO: Automation could make restaurants a high-wage, high-productivity business

Don Wu via Getty Images CHICAGO — Grubbr CEO Sam Zietz believes California’s $20 fast food minimum wage has turned in-store ordering kiosks from “a nice-to-have to a need-to-have overnight.”

Brands like Dave’s Hot Chicken are testing the tech in their California units in response to the law, and others are planning to deploy Grubbrr’s kiosks at scale, Zietz said. He claims the company’s kiosks and digital menu boards are used by thousands of unique brands.

Zietz, who spoke with Restaurant Dive at the National Restaurant Association Show, says the technology primarily enables labor reallocation. content image Access now➔ The […]

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