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No computer science degree needed to work in tech soon: IBM AI chief - Vimarsana News

No computer science degree needed to work in tech soon: IBM AI chief

IBM's Matthew Candy says you don't need a computer science degree to work in tech anymore. AI will do the coding for you.

'This Isn't A Good Outcome For Humanity': Why Zerodha CEO Is Worried About AI-Driven Layoffs - Vimarsana News

'This Isn't A Good Outcome For Humanity': Why Zerodha CEO Is Worried About AI-Driven Layoffs

Zerodha CEO Nitin Kamath reassured employees via Twitter that the company will not lay off employees solely because of the integration of AI into the platform, but at the same time, he is worried about AI-driven layoffs.

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'We hired more people than were let go': Post layoffs, IBM unveils new AI watsonx - Vimarsana News

'We hired more people than were let go': Post layoffs, IBM unveils new AI watsonx

Krishna explained that once the model has been created, it can easily be adapted for a hundred or even a thousand different tasks, making it very easy for non-experts to use

Microsoft's top scientist describes Elon Musk's open letter for AI ban 'an ill-defined request' - Vimarsana News

Microsoft's top scientist describes Elon Musk's open letter for AI ban 'an ill-defined request'

Microsoft scientist believes that it is the time to understand, guide and regulate AI development, instead of pausing it.

'I could easily see 30% workforce getting replaced by AI': IBM CEO Arvind Krishna's candid revelation on job losses - Vimarsana News

'I could easily see 30% workforce getting replaced by AI': IBM CEO Arvind Krishna's candid revelation on job losses

Krishna explained that the company plans to pause hiring for back-office functions, such as human resources, that could be replaced by AI and automation