This company adopted AI. Here’s what happened to its human workers
The below article explores the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to replace human jobs and disrupt the workforce. Economist Erik Brynjolfsson and his colleagues conducted a study which found that the integration of ChatGPT, an AI chatbot, into a company’s workflow led to a significant increase in productivity for customer service representatives. However, this increase in productivity was only seen in less experienced agents, while skilled agents saw no benefit. This raises concerns about the uneven distribution of benefits from AI in the workforce.
The article also discusses the impact of technology on the economy and how it has contributed to income inequality. While technology has benefited those with higher education or skilled trades, it has hurt those without these qualifications. AI could potentially help bridge this gap by improving the knowledge and intelligence of those with less education. However, there is also the possibility that AI will lead to the de-skilling of many jobs, making them easier and less valuable to perform. Overall, the article highlights the potential benefits and risks of AI on the economy and workforce.
A Company Named Promobot Will Pay You to have Your Face Imprinted on their Robots
Promobot, a technology company, is offering a significant sum of £1,50,000 to individuals who are willing to give up the rights to their face for the purpose of creating robots that look like humans.
The company is planning to launch a new range of robots that have a welcoming and affable appearance. In order to accomplish this, they are searching for real people to offer their faces for use in these robots.
The company is looking for people who have a kind and friendly appearance, regardless of their gender and race, as long as they are 25 years old or older.
Their plan is to use these robots in different locations, such as hotels, malls, and airports, throughout North America and the Middle East, beginning in 2023.
Promobot is actively involved in creating new technologies, including facial recognition, speech, autonomous navigation, artificial intelligence, and other aspects of robotics. Since 2019, the company has been manufacturing and distributing humanoid robots to the market.
The company wants to use a new appearance for their robots because their clients want to start big projects. By getting the right licenses for the robot’s appearance, they hope to avoid any legal problems that might come up from using faces without permission.
11-Year-Old Mexican Prodigy Set to Receive Master’s Degree with IQ Higher than Einstein and Hawking!
Adhara Pérez Sánchez, an extraordinary 11-year-old girl from Mexico City, is set to achieve an incredible feat – obtaining her Master’s degree at an exceptionally young age. Despite facing challenges due to autism, Adhara has demonstrated exceptional intelligence with an IQ score of 162, higher than renowned physicists Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking. Adhara’s passion for space exploration and mathematics has led her to work with the Mexican Space Agency in promoting these subjects to young students. Her dedication and drive are truly remarkable.
Adhara’s journey took a remarkable turn as she discovered her exceptional intellectual abilities. With her mother’s support, she overcame adversity to achieve outstanding academic accomplishments at a young age. Adhara earned degrees in systems engineering and industrial engineering with a specialization in mathematics, a testament to her incredible intelligence and thirst for knowledge. Her story is an inspiration, demonstrating the power of determination and support in nurturing young talent despite developmental challenges.
Despite the challenges, Adhara remained determined and continues to inspire people worldwide. The University of Arizona has offered her a scholarship to study astrophysics, but it was deferred due to visa issues.
WhatsApp has been regularly updating its app and adding new features. Recently, it updated the captions and polls features.
POLLS:
WhatsApp’s group chat polls feature allows for immediate planning, but now with the added option of a one-time vote, decision-making is clearer. To enable this, make sure to turn off the ‘enable multiple answers’ button. If polls get lost in a chat with many messages, you can quickly find them by using the search function and typing in “poll”. Those who created the poll will receive voting notifications.
Captions:
WhatsApp’s latest update includes the option to add captions to forwarded images, chats, videos, and now even documents like PDFs and Word files. Additionally, you can now pin important messages in quick chats by holding down the text and selecting “pin”. Just note that the sender will receive a notification and can choose to allow you to pin the message or not.
These updates will be soon in your phones. Stay Happy and enjoy the Daily news.
Sameera Moussa: “My wish is that nuclear cancer treatment is as affordable and cheap as aspirin”
Sameera Moussa was born in March 3, 1917, in A el-Gharbiya (Egypt) and last until August 5, 1952, in California (United States).
Her father was a well-known political activist, and when her mother passed away from cancer, they relocated to Cairo where she used her inheritance to purchase a small hotel. At her father’s urging, Moussa attended the Kaser Lo-Shok Primary School and later enrolled in the Banat El-Ashraf school, which was founded by the renowned politician and activist Nabawya Moussa.
Sameera Moussa was a trailblazing physicist who graduated with honors in radiology from Cairo University in 1939. She conducted research on the effects of X-rays on different materials and became the first woman to be hired as a professor at the university. She also earned a doctorate in atomic radiation.
German physicist Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays, but their development was hindered by World War I. After the war, Sameera Moussa recognized the potential of nuclear energy and conducted extensive research to make it more accessible for medical use. She developed a cost-effective way to break atoms, making nuclear treatment for cancer affordable for all. Her goal was to make it as affordable as aspirin.
Sameera Moussa played a significant role in organizing the Atomic Energy for Peace Conference in London. She also advocated for an international conference titled “Atoms for Peace,” which was held in the US with President Dwight Eisenhower leading it. Many famous scientists were invited. Sameera worked in hospitals to help treat cancer patients and promote the benefits of nuclear science.
Sameera Moussa was awarded a scholarship by the Fulbright Atomic Program to learn about research equipment at the University of California in the US. She was also allowed to visit the country’s secret nuclear facilities due to her pioneering work in nuclear research. This caused a stir in academic and scientific circles since Moussa was the first foreign person to visit such a facility.
Despite receiving several offers to live in the United States, including American citizenship, Sameera Moussa declined them all, stating her commitment to her beloved homeland of Egypt.
Tragically, during a subsequent trip to the United States, Moussa died in a car accident when the vehicle she was traveling in fell from a height of about 12 meters. She was only 35 years old.
New Google Help Me Write and when, how can I use it?
Google is introducing a new generative AI feature called “Help Me Write” that will enhance autocompletion aids in apps like Gmail, and could potentially transform how people write emails and documents.
What is Google Help Me Write?
Google is introducing a new feature called Help Me Write for Gmail and Google Docs. The feature will allow users to compose emails and text with limited input using Google’s large language model. The feature expands on the Smart Prompts system that currently exists and offers different writing tones, including Formalise, Elaborate, and Shorten. A fourth option called “I’m Feeling Lucky” is also available.
How to use Google Help Me Write?
Google’s Help Me Write feature simplifies the process of composing emails and documents. To use it in Google Docs, you would open a new document and click on the Help Me Write button.
Then, you would provide a prompt for what you want to write, click Create, and choose to Refine or Recreate the generated content. Once you’re satisfied with the content, you can click Insert to add it to your document.
Using Help Me Write in Gmail on your phone will be even simpler than in Google Docs. Here are the steps:
Open a new email.
Tap on the Help Me Write button at the bottom of the screen.
Write a prompt for what you want to say.
Tap on Create.
Tap on Recreate for a new suggestion or Refine to adjust the tone of the current content.
Once you’re satisfied with the content, tap on Insert to add it to your email.
When can I use Google Help Me Write?
According to Google, some users have had access to Help Me Write since March, indicating that a wider release is imminent. However, no official launch date has been announced yet. During the I/O event, Google stated that the feature would become available later in 2023. We will continue to monitor any updates on the release of Help Me Write.
