By Erik Sass TES Editor In an age when technology carries more than just a whiff of Orwellian associations, “big data” was probably not the best nickname to give to the masses of information about us and everything else now collected by the Internet and digital devices and services of all stripes; maybe […]
“How the rise of industrial robots affects family behavior” Courtesy of IZA Million of workers across the world feel the growing pressure and fear of machines replacing their jobs. Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, robots, and the Internet have already transformed the nature of jobs and will continue to rapidly change our labor […]
By Andy Blom, TES Washington Editor More elections! There are still undecided seats in Congress and the runoff for control of the Senate in Georgia, which is recently looking more purple than red — something hard to imagine a decade ago. The role of outside money probably has something to do with it: by […]
