Recently, hundreds of social workers in England have started using an artificial intelligence system called 'Magic Notes'. This tool can record face-to-face conversations, analyze the content, and draft letters and suggest follow-up actions for social workers, helping them complete their work more effectively. The councils using this AI tool include Swinton, Barnet, and Kingston, with a total of seven councils currently using it. The 'Magic Notes' tool can quickly write meeting summaries and propose ideas that social workers may not have considered.

Recently, a former CEO of an Australian startup was charged by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission for allegedly using false financial records to scam investors, raising up to $40 million. The 41-year-old man, Baba Nadimpalli, is the co-founder and former CEO of Skael. Founded in 2016, Skael claimed to replace human labor with 'digital workers' to streamline workflows and enhance efficiency. However, the situation is...

You.com raised $50 million in its Series B funding round, led by Georgian, with participation from Nvidia, Salesforce Ventures, and Day One Ventures, bringing the total funding to $99 million. As an innovator in the AI space, You.com offers a comprehensive solution for knowledge workers through its AI-driven search and productivity platform, providing everything from complex data analysis to content creation, with the aim of transforming online information interaction and enhancing work efficiency.

Cloudflare recently announced that as one of Meta's first partners, they have launched the latest Meta-released Llama3.18B model on the Workers AI platform. This move allows developers to start using this advanced AI tool on the very first day of its release.Llama3.1 is the latest member of Meta's Llama series models, renowned for its outstanding performance in general knowledge, controllability, mathematical operations, tool usage, and multilingual translation. The highlights of this update inc

10% of American workers face high occupational risks from AI, with 20% of workers in jobs that are highly exposed to AI. The report highlights that artificial intelligence could significantly change the way work is done without completely eliminating jobs.

Sora has not yet begun to publicly open testing permissions. Li Yizhou sold approximately 250,000 courses over the year, generating revenue of 50 million yuan. AI courses are priced from a few yuan to several hundred yuan, with varying quality. Job seekers with generative AI skills have seen an average salary increase of 47%. Companies require employees to be proficient in using AI tools, and the demand for AI tools in office settings is rising. Workers are starting to learn AI or use AI tools to enhance their competitiveness.

With a large number of retirements among the elderly, the demand for blue-collar positions will increase. 4% of blue-collar jobs are hardly affected by AI. AI may enhance safety in blue-collar workplaces. Blue-collar jobs are more resistant to AI impacts and can improve efficiency with AI assistance. Professions that do not need to swim against the tide in changing economic landscapes can continue to create value.

Generative AI is sweeping across various industries and is being rapidly adopted in manufacturing. It can serve as a digital twin to simulate production lines or factory operations without shutting down the actual production line. When applied to computer vision, Generative AI can handle more complex tasks, putting jobs currently performed by blue-collar workers at risk of replacement. Generative AI captures the knowledge and expertise of experienced blue-collar workers, creating a digital supervisory twin that can support entire production lines. The manufacturing industry should pay attention to the impacts of Generative AI and actively help blue-collar workers adapt.

Research shows that executives anticipate 40% of employees will need to reskill to adapt to the rise of artificial intelligence and automation. Junior employees are expected to face the most significant changes, with 77% of executives believing they will be influenced by generative AI. Additionally, 87% of executives think employees are more likely to be augmented by AI rather than replaced.