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Cristina Perez-Ibanez November 27, 2023November 29, 2023 0 Comments Artificial Intelligence, Education, Intelligent Life, Robots, Teachers

Robot Teachers in Classrooms: The Future is Here

Hollywood films have touched the essence of society’s fears. There are movies like The Creator (2023), WALL-E (2008), I, Robot

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Cristina Perez-Ibanez November 20, 2023November 29, 2023 0 Comments Digital Identity Wallet, Europe, Technology, Technology platform

Upgrading to The European Digital Identity Wallet

Artificial intelligence enhances the speed, precision, and effectiveness of human efforts. One of its many benefits is the development of

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Visi Doñate October 31, 2023November 7, 2023 0 Comments Artificial Intelligence, Employment, Technology

Have New Technologies Affected Employment from 2011 to 2019?

The ongoing debate about the application of new technologies to various areas has been gaining more attention. Many experts are examining the positive and negative impacts that these technologies might have on society in the short term. The primary concern is the effect on employment.

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Cristina Perez-Ibanez October 27, 2023November 29, 2023 0 Comments AI, Artificial Intelligence, Food Industry

Experiencing 3 Useful AI’s in the Food Industry

The rapid growth of AI has emerged in the food industry. Customers can experience the benefits of the implementation of AI in restaurant chains and food manufacturers. How so?

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Cristina Perez-Ibanez October 26, 2023November 29, 2023 0 Comments Carebots, Elderly, Healthcare, Robots, Special needs, Technology

Carebots Can Give Loved Ones A Special Touch

Carebots are not limited to people who are unable to get up from a bed, they can also monitor physical activity, detect falls, and feed them. Others are meant to engage with older people to reduce and prevent cognitive decline, provide companionship and therapy, or make it easier for care staff to manage dementia patients.