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In recent years, the advancement of humanoid robots and artificial intelligence (AI) has been nothing short of astonishing. These technologies are rapidly infiltrating our daily lives, from the devices we use to the industries that power our economy. While they offer immense potential for progress and innovation, they also raise significant concerns, particularly in the realm of the labor market. (toc) #title=(content list) This article explores the profound implications of humanoid robots and AI on the future of work. I will explore the potential for job displacement, the role of AI in shaping the labor market, and innovative solutions to mitigate the negative consequences. By examining these topics from multiple perspectives, I aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities ahead. The Robots Are Coming - And With Them the Change The Robots Are Coming - And With Them the Change In recent years, we have witnessed a remarkable surge i...

How robots not only perform our tasks but also think, learn, and innovate. Sounds like science fiction? Not for much longer. China has an ambitious vision: by 2027, it aims to become the world leader in developing humanoid robots. Robots that not only handle physical tasks but also possess cognitive abilities - a concept that reminds us of films like "iRobot". Robots that not only handle physical tasks but also possess cognitive abilities But what does this change mean for us? How will we work in a world where machines take on more and more tasks? Will we be replaced by robots, or will we jointly develop new opportunities? Let's dive into this fascinating future and explore the opportunities and challenges it brings. China's Grand Vision China's goal is ambitious: to create a complete value chain for humanoid robots. From developing artificial intelligence to producing the robots themselves - China wants to hold all the strings. The role of artificial intellige...

Amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Italy, a tempest of discontent sweeps through the nation, as the simmering rage of the younger generation reaches its boiling point. Fuelled by the bitter realities of meager wages and soaring rental costs, their fury finds an outlet in the protest camps that spring up across the country, becoming symbols of defiance against the policies of a right-wing government. Today, in the bustling city of Milan, Pedro Bossi Núñez, a 25-year-old Space Engineering student, embarks on his daily journey from the makeshift sanctuary of his tent at Politecnico University. Exhausted from a long commute, he yearns for a simple solution—a place to call his own. But the exorbitant rents that plague Milan seem insurmountable, crushing his dreams of independence. "I cannot afford the rent," Núñez laments, his voice tinged with frustration. As he takes a moment to savor a discarded pastry left on a camping table, he contemplates the stark reality. Forced to res...

Stanford University’s AI Index Report 2023: The Current State of AI Research Stanford University’s AI Index Report 2023: The Current State of AI Research Artificial intelligence (AI) used to be an exciting field of research, but now it has become primarily a money-making field for those who already have a lot of it. This is one of the key takeaways from Stanford University's AI Index Report 2023, which was recently published. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the state of AI research and its impact on society. One of the key findings of the report is that up until 2014, most of the major machine learning models were developed by public research institutions. However, the tech industry has now taken over the field, with 32 out of 35 major machine learning models released last year being developed by companies. This has led to a renewed concentration of power among tech companies, which have the resources required to develop state-of-the-art AI systems, such as supercom...