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How can businesses better use artificial intelligence?
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Topics include:
» Artificial Intelligence and its impact on businesses
» Robots as your coworkers
» The digital factory and 3-D printing
» VR/AR in the workplace
» The skill gap myth—or rethinking retraining
» Job displacement and labor disruption
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Professor of Economics, MIT
AI's Economic Impact
President, Northeastern University
Robot-Proof: Higher Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Delta Electronics Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT
AI for Personalized Health Care
Cofounder and CTO, Kindred AI
Imagining the Jobs of the Future: Robot Pilots
Director, Vrai Pictures
Engineering Creativity: Machines as Co-creators
Chairman and CEO, Deloitte Consulting LLP
Executive Insights on the Future of Work, Presented by Deloitte
Professor of the Practice of Economic Policy, Harvard Kennedy School
Automation and the Future of Work: Will This Time Be Different?
CEO, IAM Robotics
Solving the Warehouse Labor Shortage
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Engaging People in Crafting the Future of Work
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Reimagining the Factory Floor
Editor in Chief, MIT Technology Review
Founder and CEO, Markforged
The Next Generation of 3-D Printing
Chair, MIT Task Force on the Work of the Future
Our Robots, Ourselves: Robotics and the Myths of Autonomy
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A Regional Reality Check: Where Are Tomorrow's Jobs?
Executive Director, MIT Task Force on the Work of the Future
Public Space, Public Goods, and Governance
Editor, MIT Technology Review
Vice President for Open Learning, MIT
The Future of Education
Associate Professor, MIT
Robot See, Robot Do: Exploring Human-Machine Collaboration
President, Microsoft
The Future Computed
Assistant Professor, Brown University
Beyond the Code: Next-Generation Human-Machine Interfaces
Professor, Carnegie Mellon University
Next-Generation Robots Need Your Help
CEO, Fetch Robotics
Affordable Robots for the Warehouse and Beyond
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===================please note most of this column is due to be re-edited we hope to issue a list of yunus top 10 stories but when it comes to solutions matching those challeges there's all to play for as web3 is humanity's last chnace to leap ahead
hottest youth-spring question of our life and times-can online education end youth unemployment for ever ? yes but only if you help map how!
Breaking News to action now!
About Pro-Youth economics at Norman Macrae Foundation online library of norman macrae - The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant -videos 1 2 -fansweb NMFoundation- youth projects - include yunuschoolusa
fullest press reports Grameen Brand Partnership Architecture
exponential impact advisory: the social business youth networks inspired by muhammad yunus -without which millennium goal actions networks would be way behind are worth far more than any individual parts according to Norman Macrae Foundation trilliondollaraudit methodology and charter notespace
Beyond the extraordinary investment of the members bank at Grameen, and the approximate third share its members foundation holds in grameenphone, here is our Unofficial League Table of Most Impactful Social Business Investments around yunus - last update 1 dec 2012
! Grameen Solar
2 Grameen Mobile Nursing nets and college
3 Portfolio of investments linkedin by Japan
4 Portfolio of youth-led networking inventions in US educationsystem tertiar and secondary - transparency note NM Foundation has minor donation/loan interest
5 Investments in Grameen as collaboration brand linked in out of paris- the origin of global social business partnership funds
6 OpenTech investments of Grameen Intel
-------- while not controlled by yunus we see wholeplanetfoundation microcredit investment table and conscious capitalsm movements and hugely important to advancing pro-youth economicsmission of friends of youth and yunus
email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.ukif you have questions or recommendations of entries that should be in this league table
-please read notes about what pro-youth economists mean by superapps being most
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