Work has already begun to determine the technical specifications for the 6th Generation of cellular technology. Society (and the industries that serve it) wants more and more wireless communication. How do we get there?
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The Smart Cities Connect Conference and Expo is coming to Raleigh next spring. The event, billed as “the nation’s leading smart city IoT event”, will take place at the downtown Convention Center May 8-10, 2024.
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For many applications, AI isn’t an evolutionary efficiency improvement, but a near elimination of the variable of time in the completion of work. Companies have a long history of taking productivity gains for themselves, rather than directly translating them to worker pay. I predict that companies will balk at paying employees a full salary if they can conduct today’s in just a few minutes per week with tomorrow’s technology.
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The number one driver of societal economic growth is technology advancement, far exceeding increases in labor or capital. Let’s talk about what kind of jobs and industries will be most positively impacted by AI.
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Editor’s note: Lauryn Colatuno is Director of Marketing and Communications for RIoT, a fast-growing multi-state Internet of Things user group. Tom Snyder, its executive director, is a contributing columnist to WRAL TechWire. +++ RALEIGH – RIoT Demo Night on Monday at the Raleigh Convention Center in collaboration with All Things...
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The world knows, and math and analytics prove that technology advancement creates at least 50% of economic growth. I retain faith that AI will create numerous new jobs, even as it eliminates others. Here’s why.
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Last week, I saw clear evidence of the density of resources across the region in a way I’ve never seen before. On October 5th – a random Thursday – there were so many concurrent, valuable events happening that no organization could have adequately participated in them all. Let’s take a look at our region’s bustling ecosystem.
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ChatGPT and other AI tools have been trained with massive amounts of data, much of which is scraped from internet sites. This has opened a need for fresh interpretation of copyright law. Let’s take a look at the issues involved.
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There are numerous geo-political, corporate lobby and partisan politics reasons that regulatory policies have been slow, and often ineffective in combating climate change. So where else do we look for solutions? Data Analytics. Let’ take a look at two examples: Research at SAS and a new IBM-NASA partnership.
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