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One of the major problems with the way we currently interview job candidates is that the process is largely unstructured, leaving the questioning to the whims and fancies of the...

Respondents indicated a 50 per cent likelihood that the capabilities of AI will exceed human intelligence by 2040 to 2050. How are universities responding to this challenge? Do traditional subjects...

Canada can better prepare for a technologically disrupted future by producing more liberal-arts graduates, says a new report by the Royal Bank of Canada. The bank’s study found that as more...

VCV claims it can help eliminate human bias from the hiring process with preliminary screening of candidates, automated screening calls, and by conducting these robo-video interviews with voice recognition and...

Federal officials expect that rural areas and small towns will feel the biggest negative effects of automation, as well as regions "dependent on high-risk sectors like manufacturing or mining," while...

IBM’s efforts to use AI to learn who might quit is one of the more high-profile recent examples of the way data science, “deep learning” and “predictive analytics” are increasingly...

While the media has focused on how artificial intelligence will eliminate more jobs than it creates, it was refreshing to speak to a senior executive of a company with 225,000...

It’s debatable whether artificial intelligence will create more jobs than it destroys. But the present moment is certainly seeing a bulge in opportunities for humans to wield (or learn) the...

Contrary to conventional wisdom, highly-educated and highly-paid workers are more likely to leave as a result of automation, although they also seem to find new jobs faster. In other words,...

Perhaps as a counter to the panic that artificial intelligence will destroy jobs, consulting firm KPMG published a list of what it predicts will soon become the five most sought-after AI...