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Amdist all di yappin ova Babylon Games & Babylon Personalities....This is the REAL DEAL. 
Black folks have not coped well with 20th Century challenges. Now we face MASSIVE DEVASTATION in the 21st century. An unfolding phenomenon (almost) NO BLACK PERSON SEEMS TO UNDERSTAND OR BE CONCERNED ABOUT.
But everybody is exercised about the daily tweets & shenanigans of a buffoonish president and others surrounding that circus.
This madness in how Black folks (mis)prioritize information and consequently ACTION is mind-boggling..and is the basis of our endemic backwardness
Tech world debate on robots and jobs heats up
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — Are robots coming for your job?
Although technology has long affected the labour force, recent advances in artificial intelligence and robotics are heightening concerns about automation replacing a growing number of occupations, including highly skilled or “knowledge-based” jobs.
Just a few examples: self-driving technology may eliminate the need for taxi, Uber and truck drivers; algorithms are playing a growing role in journalism; robots are informing consumers as mall greeters; and medicine is adapting robotic surgery and artificial intelligence to detect cancer and heart conditions.
Of 700 occupations in the United States, 47 per cent are at “high risk” from automation, an Oxford University study concluded in 2013.
Black folks have not coped well with 20th Century challenges. Now we face MASSIVE DEVASTATION in the 21st century. An unfolding phenomenon (almost) NO BLACK PERSON SEEMS TO UNDERSTAND OR BE CONCERNED ABOUT.
But everybody is exercised about the daily tweets & shenanigans of a buffoonish president and others surrounding that circus.
This madness in how Black folks (mis)prioritize information and consequently ACTION is mind-boggling..and is the basis of our endemic backwardness
Tech world debate on robots and jobs heats up
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) — Are robots coming for your job?
Although technology has long affected the labour force, recent advances in artificial intelligence and robotics are heightening concerns about automation replacing a growing number of occupations, including highly skilled or “knowledge-based” jobs.
Just a few examples: self-driving technology may eliminate the need for taxi, Uber and truck drivers; algorithms are playing a growing role in journalism; robots are informing consumers as mall greeters; and medicine is adapting robotic surgery and artificial intelligence to detect cancer and heart conditions.
Of 700 occupations in the United States, 47 per cent are at “high risk” from automation, an Oxford University study concluded in 2013.
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