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       By: Mst Arzina Khatun Date: August 30, 2023, 12:00 am
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       As Workers Retire, Hitachi Trains AI to Remember Their Expert
       Skills These are skills learned from experience that you can't
       write down in a manual. Matthew Humphries By Matthew Humphries
       August 15, 2023 Hitachi(Credit: Getty Images/Smith
       Collection/Gado) Hitachi is developing an AI system tasked with
       remembering the skills of workers who retire so it can train new
       human replacements. As Nikkei Asia reports, the Japanese company
       is planning to use a generative AI to learn and then pass on the
       "expert skills" required .
       Aintenance and manufacturing jobs carried out by its workforce.
       Those jobs are spread across industries including railways,
       power stations, and a whole host of manufacturing and processing
       plants. By expert skills, Hitachi means skills it's hard to
       describe in a manual, such as noticing small irregularities in
       sound, smell, or the temperature of machinery. In other words,
       situations that could lead to an accident or serious malfunction
       occurring and being able to react appropriately before they turn
       serious. A representative of Hitachi's Advanced AI Innovation
       Center
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       experience past failures and notice in a simulated .
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       The next generation." Hitachi's solution for teaching such
       skills is to project images in a room so as to recreate
       different working environments. Those environments could be
       railroad tracks, a nuclear power plant control room, a
       manufacturing assembly line, or metal processing facility. The
       AI then projects appropriate malfunctions (smoke, blinking
       lights, a cave-in) on to the images to simulate a problem and
       the trainees are tasked with solving the problem. to use with
       virtual reality headsets.
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