AI Will Replace Most Humans, But Then What?

Does technology increase employment more or replace more employment? This is a long-standing debate. But recent academic work suggests that technology has been a net destroyer of jobs for decades. The opinions expressed here are those of the author, CEO and co-CIO of Eurizon SLJ Asset Management. Artificial intelligence and robotics could quickly accelerate this…

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Meta introduces AI tools for extreme weather

As Florida’s hurricane season draws to a close next week, local authorities and emergency managers are already preparing for the challenges of the coming year. Meta’s AI for Good team is working with Florida officials to introduce artificial intelligence tools designed to predict, prepare for, and respond to extreme weather events. Two key tools in…

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CEO of crypto in Newsmax: Stay vigilant for crypto looting scams

The CEO of Wave Digital Assets, David Siemer, told Newsmax on Tuesday that cryptocurrency burglaries like the one concerning North Korean agents recently accused of having stolen nearly a million dollars in cryptographic active ingredients “will continue”, so people must remain vigilant. Federal prosecutors announced this week the acts of accusation against four North Korean…

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Bitcoin price exceeds $ 114,000 in the midst of growing bets on Fed interest rate declining

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) pushed $ 114,000 (£ 84,350), supported by cooler inflation inflation data on Thursday morning and an increase in institutional entries in funds negotiated on the stock market (ETF). The cryptocurrency increased after the American producer price index (PPI) of Wednesday showed a wholesale inflation in August, prices decreasing by 0.1% per month and…

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Researchers use AI to help repurpose drugs to treat rare diseases

Rare and undiagnosed diseases affect more than 300 million people worldwide, representing an immense human and economic burden. These conditions, although rare individually, collectively represent an enormous health challenge. Despite the urgency, only 5 to 7 percent of these diseases have an FDA-approved drug, leaving many patients without effective treatment options. A revolutionary artificial intelligence…

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