MIT Says AI Can Replace 11.7% of US Workforce

AI systems can already perform tasks equivalent to 11.7% of the U.S. workforce, according to research of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology published Wednesday (November 26). That’s about $1.2 trillion in wages tied to potentially automatable work in finance, healthcare, and professional services. The estimate comes from MIT’s new labor analysis tool, the Iceberg Index,…

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Pixel 10 Pro XL contre Galaxy S25 Ultra : quel appareil photo Android gagne ?

Un appareil photo pour smartphone haut de gamme doit être performant, mais aussi donner l’impression qu’il ne fait pas beaucoup d’efforts. Nous nous attendons à ce qu’une simple pression sur le déclencheur crée une superbe image en toutes circonstances, que la personne qui réalise l’image connaisse ou non la photographie. De nombreux téléphones incluent des…

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Kids Still Need to Learn to Code in the AI Era

Public discourse about the value of a computer science degree has long focused on the promise of six-figure salaries and a secure career path. Today, securities about a computer science education tells a different story, one where coding is no longer a guaranteed path to employment. Although we have seen first-hand how recent college graduates…

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Assume an AI Bubble. What Difference Would It Make?

To have John Authers’ newsletter directly delivered to your reception box, Register here. This is an impossible question to ignore, so let’s make another attempt to answer it. September saw the publication of at least two widely read analyzes suggesting that what happens in artificial intelligence is indeed a bubble: Is it a bubble?published on…

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