- The current state of AI, according to Stanfords AI Index | World . . .
While 2022 saw AI begin to advance scientific discovery, 2023 made further leaps in terms of science-related AI application launches, says the AI Index Examples include Synbot, an AI-driven robotic chemist for synthesizing organic molecules, and GNoME, which discovers stable crystals for the likes of robotics and semiconductor manufacturing
- Why generative AI could be societys new equalizer - The World Economic . . .
As a corollary, generative AI may also depress the compensation of some jobs held by the most educated by automating the knowledge work that used to be their exclusive domain Therefore, by raising the socio-economic floor while lowering the ceiling, perhaps generative AI may, over time, become the new balance wheel of society
- Will AI ever replace teachers? - The World Economic Forum
To ensure widespread benefits in education, teachers must remain at the centre of conversations around AI, says David Edwards, General Secretary of Education International, a global teachers' union A new report by the World Economic Forum finds that teachers must remain at the centre of education systems - aided by AI, rather than replaced by it
- These are the jobs that AI can’t replace - The World Economic Forum
AI is unlikely to be able to replace jobs requiring human skills such as judgement, creativity, physical dexterity and emotional intelligence As a result, the highest job growth in 2023-2027 is expected to be for agricultural equipment operators, drivers of heavy trucks and buses, and vocational education teachers, according to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2023
- and created – because of AI - The World Economic Forum
Many clerical or secretarial roles are seen as likely to decline quickly because of AI, according to the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2023 But roles for AI and machine learning specialists, data analysts and scientists, and digital transformation specialists are expected to grow rapidly, the report adds
- HiDream. ai | World Economic Forum
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- Why AI needs smart investment pathways to ensure a sustainable impact
One of the biggest gaps in AI investment models is the lack of a structured way to measure whether AI projects deliver the expected impact — or signal the need for early divestment Without a clear assessment framework, companies risk pouring resources into initiatives that fail to scale or generate meaningful returns
- Manufacturing in a Fragmented World - The World Economic Forum
China’s industrial output grew by nearly 6% in 2024 and the country continues to dominate the manufacturing sector globally, which underpins its export growth As tariffs begin to take effect and China’s services sector ramps up, what is the outlook for both the traditional and new sources of production? This session is informed by the ongoing work of the World Economic Forum’s Centre
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