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Public trust, regulation and killer robots: Why 2021 is going to be an important year for the AI debate Moravec‘s Paradox

Public trust, regulation and killer robots: Why 2021 is going to be an important year for the AI debate

This article is part of Business Futures, a series tackling the key issues shaping Irish business today and in the future. If you’re part of that future, you might want to know that TheJournal.ie has partnered with UCD Smurfit School to offer one reader a full scholarship for the Modular Executive…
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February 10, 2021
Woolworths to invest AU$50m into upskilling staff with tech skills Moravec‘s Paradox

Woolworths to invest AU$50m into upskilling staff with tech skills

Australian supermarket giant Woolworths has announced plans to splash out more than AU$50 million over the next three years to train more than 60,000 staff in new tech-related skills. Under what Woolworths is calling its Future of Work Fund, staff from its stores, e-commerce operations, supply chain network, and support…
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February 8, 2021
Origami-like patch could help robot surgeons repair internal injuries Moravec‘s Paradox

Origami-like patch could help robot surgeons repair internal injuries

Robot surgeons could one day have an easy way to mend internal injuries with minimal impact. MIT researchers have developed an “origami-inspired,” biodegradable medical patch that can be folded around a robot’s minimally invasive surgical tools to seal internal damage. While bioadhesive patches are already in use for this kind…
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February 6, 2021