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The webinar will involve three short presentations followed by a Q&A session
Following the long period of disruption caused by the pandemic, the idea of a regenerative economy means different things to different people. While some look for a return to “normal , or business as usual, this panel is concerned with how Basic Income may form one of the fundamentals of an economy that is regenerative in a larger ecological sense.
How can basic income help to transform the future of work and alter the way we do business?
How have public attitudes to Basic Income changed during the past 18 months, especially since the Biden administration is bringing a very different sense of priorities to economic policy in the US?
The robot revolution is here: How it’s changing jobs and businesses in Canada
Published 2 months ago
February 24, 2021
Modern-day robots are how artificial intelligence (AI) physically interacts with us, and the world around us. (File photo: Brett Jordan/Unsplash)
In 2017, I returned to Canada from Sweden, where I had spent a year working on automation in mining. Shortly after my return, the
New York Times published a piece called, “The Robots Are Coming, and Sweden Is Fine,” about Sweden’s embrace of automation while limiting human costs.
Whether we like it or not, the robot era is already upon us. The question is: Is the Canadian economy poised to flourish or flounder in a world where robots take over the tasks we don’t want to do ourselves? The answer may surprise you.
Academic City University College launches BSc Robotics Engineering Programme LISTEN
Dr. Fred McBagonluri the President of Academic City College
According to the Robotic Industry Association, “robots are high-performance machines with a tight grip on our economy and our future, and as they make their way into new industries, there’s a growing demand for skilled workers to build, operate, and service them. (https://www.ptc.com/en/product-lifecycle-report/demand-for-robotics-engineers-grows).”
Statistics by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics show the demand for robotics engineers is poised to experience 13% growth through 2018. (https://www.ptc.com/en/product-lifecycle-report/demand-for-robotics-engineers-grows).
It is against this background that the Academic City University College (ACITY) located in Haatso Accra, has launched a 4-year BSc. Robotics Engineering Programme to meet the growing, demanding and changing dynamics of today s world.
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