Research published today by Knowledgepool reveals a huge appetite for emerging technologies to improve L&D. More than three quarters (78 percent) of businesses expect to use AI to facilitate the creation of customised learning programmes within the next two years and 75 percent plan to use AI.
| Published: 4 April 2019
AI related jobs market, which include data warehouse developer or data architect, can demand an average salary of £69,000 - which is 2.5 x higher than the average UK salary (UK average salary £29,588 in 2018. Source: Office For National Statistics). AI job market
| Published: 29 March 2019
More interestingly, 17 percent of men (3 percent ‘Definitely will’ & 14 percent ‘Probably will’) and 10 percent of women (1 percent ‘Definitely will’ & 9 percent ‘Probably will’) overall said ‘Yes’, when asked the same question.
| Published: 22 February 2019
Economic research study had revealed the number of artificial intelligence (AI) roles open in the UK. The study, “Artificial Intelligence Jobs in the United Kingdom: Who’s Hiring and Why?” identifies which companies are hiring for AI talent, the type of jobs available and what they pay.
| Published: 16 November 2018
Is Artificial Intelligence making dangerous decisions without us? Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to be take over the world, but not enough is being done to hold anyone responsible, reveals new research from ESCP Europe. “If we are launching self-driving cars and autonomous drones we are involving AI in life-or- death scenarios and the day -to- day risks people face."
| Published: 6 October 2018
he modern workplace has already embraced advanced technology with smart devices, paperless workplaces, cloud services and wearable tech that tracks employee productivity – in fact, much of this tech is already old news when it comes to the average workday.
| Published: 30 August 2018
The Academy of Robotics is currently developing Kar-Go, the autonomous delivery vehicle. Kar-Go hopes to shake-up the delivery market by removing 90 percent of the costs involved in making a delivery - helping to increase profits for logistics companies and decrease costs for consumers.
| Published: 18 August 2018
There are many who fear AI and the responsibility for helping the public on this journey shouldn’t be down to just the Government. Instead of looking at how technologies can reduce jobs, we should be looking at how they make way for employees to spend more times focusing on their ‘customer’, ‘client’ or ‘patients’.
| Published: 7 August 2018
HR leaders and employees want to embrace AI, but organisations are failing to prepare the workforce. People are ready to take instructions from robots at work according to a new study conducted by Oracle and Future Workplace, a research firm preparing leaders for disruptions in recruiting, development and employee engagement.
| Published: 6 July 2018
For almost a quarter of Brits (24 percent) attending meetings is their most hated work activity. More than three fifths (63 percent) of UK employees would outsource work tasks to a robot if they could, according to research commissioned by ABBYY®, a global provider of content intelligent solutions and services.
| Published: 3 July 2018
