Artificial Intelligence has crept from the pages of mid-century sci-fi stories into the very mainstream of American culture – especially in the workplace. For decades now, workers have speculated about how (and when) AI will affect their own job futures: Will automation replace the need for humans, or will the AI be used in ways … Read full-story
Artificial Intelligence has been threatening to take over the world for decades now, starting as a academic concept in 1956 and inspiring countless sci-fi stories in the following years. The idea was always that human intelligence is such a graspable system that it should be something a computer can simulate, and in the decades since … Read full-story
At a time when advances in artificial intelligence promise to revolutionize business as usual, some people are more concerned than others. When Comparably asked more than 1,000 people across the tech world whether the benefits of AI will outweigh the risks, 72% of respondents who work in engineering said yes, the highest rate of any department … Read full-story
They were the generation that grew up on ’80s science fiction films and today, they’re the generation with the most faith in artificial intelligence. In the latest reading of an ongoing survey of more than 1,000 people across the technology sector, those in the 46 to 50 age group had the highest rate of saying … Read full-story
The robots are coming — and it’s the youngest generation who’s most certain that their jobs are at stake. Thirty-two percent of tech workers aged 18 to 25 say they think their job could be replaced by a robot in the next 10 years, according to the latest reading of an ongoing query by Comparably. That’s the … Read full-story
