There is widespread discussion regarding the impact of machines on employment. In some sense, the discussion mirrors a longstanding literature on the impact of the accumulation of capital equipment on employment; specifi cally, whether capital and labor are substitutes or complements. But the recent discussion is motivated by the integration of software with hardware and whether machines might also be involved in mental activities such as problem solving (similarly to how computers and software have played a role in such activities).
Read more ...PRINCE is a highly structured project management methodology that has been used successfully for managing complex projects.
Read more ...The buyer decision-making process involves thinking, planning, selecting and purchasing a product or service. Throughout this process, your mind may be filled with countless questions about the best use of your money and how you’ll feel using this new product or service. Before handing over your credit card, you may even go back and forth through different stages before making an ultimate choice.
Read more ...In order to promote the application of ethical principles and values in developing and implementing artificial intelligence systems, we often encounter conflicting opinions from different parts of the organization with solutions that may lead to inappropriate solutions, causing unclear effects on the future of enterprises. This article by Anton Korinek highlights some tensions between economic philosophy and ethics, as well as approaches for solving such conflicts by presenting a series of five challenges.
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