Instead of robots taking jobs, A.I. may help humans do their jobs better

Computerworld Emerging Technologies September 23, 2015 Instead of robots taking jobs, A.I. may help humans do their jobs better Despite worries that robots will take jobs from humans, a group of researchers says what's more likely is that humans will eventually work cooperatively with cyber helpers. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. When artificial intelligence is everywhere, all the time 2. Google may have renamed Glass in revitalization effort 3. DARPA shows off a crowd-sourcing radiation detector 4. Marines test Google's latest military robot 5. Apple committed to producing an electric car by 2019 White Paper: Red Hat, Dell & SAP Agility, Simplicity, Modernization CIOs today have more responsibility than ever to fulfilling business: increasing revenue growth, reducing operating costs and driving productivity improvements. Read how vendors are creating state-of-the-art systems to accommodate these systems in one solution. Learn More When artificial intelligence is everywhere, all the time Siri and virtual assistants like her will soon change everything. I. Mean. Everything. READ MORE Google may have renamed Glass in revitalization effort Google has renamed its Google Glass work Project Aura and has scooped up staff from Amazon's secretive Lab126, according to a news report. READ MORE DARPA shows off a crowd-sourcing radiation detector In the quest to make a better radiation detector, engineers at DARPA are taking a leaf from crowd-sourcing and have developed one that's compact and cheap, integrates with a smartphone and sends its data to the cloud. READ MORE Marines test Google's latest military robot The latest version of a walking, quadruped battlefield robot from Boston Dynamics, the military robotics maker owned by Google X, was tested by U.S. Marines last week. 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