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Chelsea, Elon and Tony: San Francisco lets you hire humanoid robot to clean your home for $30 an hour but there's a catchIf you are in San Francisco, you can now hire a humanoid robot to handle household chores, including vacuuming, cleaning surfaces, unloadin...- Employees push for WFH option as house help takes off for voting dutyStaffing firms reported labour shortages across sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, hospitality and facility management, while consum...
- Microsoft reveals 40 jobs AI is coming for, and 40 it can’t touch yet - is yours on the list?Microsoft study on AI and jobs reveals a major shift in how chatbots like Copilot are impacting the workplace. Based on over 200,000 Copilo...
- US immigration crackdown is full of economic contradictionsParts of the U.S. economy — particularly agriculture, hospitality, construction, and caregiving — rely heavily on undocumented and low-wage...
- Future of Jobs: 170 million new jobs to be created by 2030, 92 million to get dated outFarm workers and drivers will be among the fastest-growing jobs by 2030, while cashier and ticket clerk roles will decline significantly. T...
- The question of the hour: Will AI and robotics redefine humanity or diminish it?Technological innovations in AI, robotics, and renewable energy are driving monumental changes across industries. These advancements promis...
- Canadian residency and proximity to US is the biggest attraction for many Indian entrepreneursOver the years there is a growing interest among Indian entrepreneurs in Canada’s startup visa (SUV) program. With various flexibilities th...
- How do you fight jet lag? F1 teams have their waysFor regular travelers jet lag causes drowsiness, disorientation and agitation, which all affect performance. For Formula 1 drivers and thei...
- Peppermint gets Rs-5 crore funding from Venture Catalysts, othersPeppermint, an industrial robotics startup, will use the funding from Venture Catalysts and others to fuel its manufacturing, and research ...
- Rise of the machines: Can robots be our saviour against COVID-19Once called ‘hype’, intelligent machines are increasingly playing a prominent role in a Covid ravaged world. As humans are confined to home...
- A better work environment for sanitation workers requires mechanisation, better gear and bigger private playThe virus will eventually be tamed. The fear of Covid-19 is already on the wane. The question is, will the newly acquired dignity that the ...
- View: The past and possible future of 'Punkahs'In the olden days, from April till October—and longer in South India—the to-and-fro motion of punkahs marked the rhythm of Indian lives.
- Investors watch out: Will 2018 be a game-changer for this 'tremendously undervalued' company?Homegrown training-solutions firm Sankhya Infotech is poised for a new burst of growth, says newly appointed director and former Microsoft ...
- Impact of GST on higher educational institutes decodedEven as private higher educational institutions are emerging, these are forced to continue to operate under the umbrella of 'not-for-profit...
- Why immigrant-shy Japan is luring foreign workersJapan’s population peaked in 2008 and the number of workers is expected to decline to 56 million in 2030 from 64 million in 2014.
- It was always 'America First,' President Trump. What's new?Either Trump lacks the intelligence and the education needed to appreciate the dynamics of modern world or he has cynical contempt for the ...
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