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Craig Haydamack joins Spartanburg Academic Movement board of directors
Spartanburg Herald Journal Craig Haydamack, senior vice president of human resources at Milliken & Co., recently joined the Spartanburg Academic Movement board of directors. Haydamack brings experience in human resources support and strategic planning to SAM, a collective … |
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Millennial view of personal finance
Colorado Springs Gazette They are ridiculed for moving back home after college. They are maligned for wanting too much too soon. They are often referred to as the entitled generation. But in my experience, millennials are just trying to find their financial footing in an … |
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We are creating self learning programs/machines those can recognize photos, can expect what we intend to write or draw. The have the ability to predict next move in chess. It’s definitely the begining of an era where we the people are moving into shadows in favor of AI. There are discussions about what the world will look like when the nearly as intelligent as people(or even wiser) machines will take over significant part of out present life. What we will be doing? Where getting money from? I can understand that civilization is continually changing from centuries, but don’t we are at the point where we should stop, take a breath or two and rethink what we are going to disrupt? I can agree that AI would bring many facilities, nonetheless what we destroy will be irreversible.
Does it make sense to create something that will replace you?
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