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       WWDC 2018: Apple redeems itself and acknowledges past mistakes
       By: Tanmoy Mukharjee Date: September 12, 2023, 3:52 am
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       Free time, work meetings, excursions, trips, visits to friends
       or relatives... With Wave we will take advantage of the
       geolocation of our smartphone to arrive on time for any
       appointment, know where we have to meet anyone, and find the
       ideal place. Artificial intelligence, employment automation and
       the demand for certain job profiles will write the future of
       human beings in a scenario where cities will compete for talent.
       You're just a machine from the future. An imitation of life. Can
       a robot write a symphony? Can a robot turn a canvas into a
       masterpiece? Could you? I, Robot This quote from a feature film
       inspired by the stories of Isaac Asimov perfectly summarizes the
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       technological direction of the coming
       years. Recently, we have talked about the impact of artificial
       intelligence on the labor market.
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       Today we review the responsibilities to help manage change,
       inspired by four latent trends: 1. Artificial intelligence and
       robotics will generate more jobs as long as innovation is guided
       responsibly Elon Musk is not the first to fear the rise of
       machines. Every generation before ours has feared a massive
       technological change. According to estimates.
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