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89 newsrooms across the world are experimenting with AI: Survey - Vimarsana News

89 newsrooms across the world are experimenting with AI: Survey

More than 60 percent of participants spotlighted concerns related to the AI’s effect on editorial quality and journalistic values.

iTWire - Arinco follows-up 'impressive' Australian growth with New Zealand market entry - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Arinco follows-up 'impressive' Australian growth with New Zealand market entry

Cloud services company and specialist Microsoft partner, Arinco, is expanding into the New Zealand market following what it says is “impressive year-o...

Source: itwire.com
AI technologies will leave 800,000 Hongkongers out of work or looking for new job by 2028, says recruiter - Vimarsana News

AI technologies will leave 800,000 Hongkongers out of work or looking for new job by 2028, says recruiter

Data entry clerks, admin staff and customer service representatives are likely to bear the brunt of the rapid shift to digitalisation as their jobs are eliminated in the coming years, said the report by IT recruiter Venturenix.

Source: scmp.com
Ontario Urged to Develop 'Guardrails' on Public Sector Use of AI - Vimarsana News

Ontario Urged to Develop 'Guardrails' on Public Sector Use of AI

Ontario should put in place "effective guardrails" on the public sector's use of artificial intelligence technologies, the Information ...

AI 'Can Make Bad Actors More Convincing,' Warns Apple Co-Founder - Vimarsana News

AI 'Can Make Bad Actors More Convincing,' Warns Apple Co-Founder

Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, is predicting that artificial intelligence would transform the nature of scams and make them more convincing, and is expecting stricter laws to control the use of such technologies.