With artificial intelligence or AI dominating the conversation in the tech world in the last couple of years, business software giant Oracle is jumping into the fray by highlighting the ?autonomous? capabilities of its products and cloud services.
The head of Singapore?s government-backed artificial intelligence (AI) agency has stressed that AI will not to take jobs away and replace many workers around the world from what is supposed to be their stable source of livelihood.
A new study from outsourcing giant Accenture has revealed that fast-paced developments in technology are blurring the lines between businesses and the personal lives of their customers.
Although technology allowed it to serve more clients here and abroad, the company retained its original workforce and grew further through innovation and automation.
Future-proofing the Philippine workforce ? especially in the BPO industry ? requires collaboration between the government and the sector itself. But the most crucial by far is the willingness of the workers to upgrade their skills.
A top investment executive said AI can be leveraged to train people better for the long term, especially in the light of the projected job losses, especially in the business process outsourcing (BPO) industry.
The fourth Accenture Technology Campus Challenge seeks to assist Filipino students who have developed the best artificial intelligence (AI) solution that can help improve human experience and interaction.
