The result might not be all that surprising, as AI is used the most to solve issues in translation, communication and writing — and is least used in areas such as construction and other manual labor.
Data is from 2024
From studying some 200,000 anonymized copilot sessions in the USA during 2024, Microsoft has been able to produce a list of the 40 most vulnerable jobs — and the 40 least affected ones.
Continue reading “Microsoft Research: These are the jobs most vulnerable to AI disruption”
Just 13% of pancreatic cancer patients make it through five years, making it the deadliest cancer of all. It affects some 500,000 patients globally per year.
But the new treatment, combining an mRNA vaccine with nanoparticle delivery resulted in 50% of test subjects becoming cancer-free within months of the jab.
Continue reading “New vaccine combines nanotech and mRNA to eradicate pancreatic cancer”
The report tracks 650 million professionals and 80 million organizations, and its headline numbers are stark, showing a 35 % drop in graduate hiring in 2024 compared to 2023, and a 50 % drop compared to pre-pandemic levels.
Even top computer science grads are struggling to break in, the report finds, with hiring down 50 % since 2022.
Continue reading “Big Tech stops hiring new graduates, as entry level jobs dry up”
Enter AI agents to alleviate the press, they say, and 79 % of leaders concur. Most are now planning to use AI to boost productivity within the next 12 to 18 months.
Continue reading “Microsoft: 81% of SMBs see 2025 as pivotal year for AI at work”
They also warn that only a hundred corporations control the technology, and say the difference between developed and developing nations will grow as the technology gets unevenly rolled out.
Continue reading “UN: AI market to reach $4.8 trillion, 40% of jobs to be affected”