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A U.S. manufacturing renaissance won’t create many good jobs—just look at Germany, S. Korea, China and decades of data, Harvard economist says

A U.S. manufacturing renaissance won’t create many good jobs—just look at Germany, S. Korea, China and decades of data, Harvard economist says

Fortune· Scott Olson—Getty Images Manufacturing has been front and center in recent years as the U.S. and China engage in a tech rivalry while companies look to reposition more of their supply chains domestically.

President Joe Biden has touted his policies to encourage more U.S. production of chips and green-energy technologies. Earlier this month, his administration pledged up to $6.6 billion so that Taiwanese Semiconductor can expand its facilities in Arizona . And last month, the administration reached a $19.5 billion funding deal with chip giant Intel for four new U.S. plants.

But data in the U.S. and other global manufacturing […]

Is artificial intelligence causing technological triggers?

Is artificial intelligence causing technological triggers?

Is artificial intelligence causing technological triggers?

Laura Lilly

· Follow 3 min read·4 hours ago Artificial Intelligence and Technological Redundancies: Navigating the Impact of AutomationIntegrating AI has become a double-edged sword in an ever-evolving technology landscape that envisions unprecedented advances while causing significant disruption across industries. One of the most pressing concerns is AI’s potential to cause technological disruption, a phenomenon fueled by the automation of tasks normally performed by humans. Artificial intelligence undoubtedly offers huge opportunities for efficiency gains and cost savings, but its implementation has raised questions about the future of employment and the socio-economic effects […]

employment.docx – Title: The Ethics of Artificial…

Title: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Employment: Balancing Automation and Human Dignity Introduction: The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in the workplace has brought about unprecedented levels of automation, efficiency, and productivity. However, the ethical implications of AI in employment raise complex questions about job displacement, economic inequality, and the dignity of workers. In this essay, we explore the ethical considerations surrounding AI in employment, examining the challenges and opportunities for ensuring that automation is aligned with principles of human dignity, fairness, and social justice. Job Displacement and Economic Impact: One of the primary ethical concerns associated […]

“Backward Communities unite and Resist BJP and it’s Crony Corporates”

“Backward Communities unite and Resist BJP and it’s Crony Corporates”

“Backward Communities unite and Resist BJP and it’s Crony Corporates” 1 The BJP governments’ aggressive push for privatisation, corporatisation, automation etc – what they call ‘economic reforms’ – is rapidly undoing the meagre gains made by backward communities in recent decades. The electoral bonds scam has clearly revealed, these policies are shaped for the benefit of corporations, the overwhelming majority of them run by savarnas.

Important research findings all Indian citizens must pay heed to:

Corporate India is a savarna club: A study by Swadeshi Andolan revealed that not a single SC or ST person is present on […]

A U.S. manufacturing renaissance won’t create many good jobs—just look at Germany, S. Korea, China and decades of data, Harvard economist says

A U.S. manufacturing renaissance won’t create many good jobs—just look at Germany, S. Korea, China and decades of data, Harvard economist says

Biden speaking at an electrical equipment manufacturer in Milwaukee in 2023. Manufacturing has been front and center in recent years as the U.S. and China engage in a tech rivalry while companies look to reposition more of their supply chains domestically.

President Joe Biden has touted his policies to encourage more U.S. production of chips and green-energy technologies. Earlier this month, his administration pledged up to $6.6 billion so that Taiwanese Semiconductor can expand its facilities in Arizona . And last month, the administration reached a $19.5 billion funding deal with chip giant Intel for four new U.S. plants.

But data […]

Does Technology Help or Hurt Employment?

Does Technology Help or Hurt Employment?

By Peter Dizikes | MIT News

This is part 2 of a two-part MIT News feature examining new job creation in the U.S. since 1940, based on new research from Ford Professor of Economics David Autor. Part 1 is available here .

Ever since the Luddites were destroying machine looms, it has been obvious that new technologies can wipe out jobs. But technical innovations also create new jobs: Consider a computer programmer, or someone installing solar panels on a roof.Overall, does technology replace more jobs than it creates? What is the net balance between these two things? Until […]

Artificial Intelligence: Is it a Looming Threat to Employment Generation?

Artificial Intelligence: Is it a Looming Threat to Employment Generation?

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has sparked both awe and apprehension. While hailed for its potential to revolutionize industries and streamline processes, there’s a growing concern that AI could pose a significant threat to employment generation. This sentiment has ignited a fervent debate among experts and policymaker’s worldwide. Proponents of AI argue that it has the capacity to enhance productivity, efficiency, and innovation across various sectors. From automated manufacturing processes to intelligent customer service systems, AI applications promise to streamline operations and unlock new avenues for growth. Advocates often highlight the […]

Study Shows Skills Shortage Is a Reality for Nine Out of Ten German SMEs

Study Shows Skills Shortage Is a Reality for Nine Out of Ten German SMEs

Press release from the issuing company Challenge: A widespread problem that extends beyond the printing industry Catching up to do: Almost half of SMEs only moderate when it comes to digitalization

Solution: Artificial intelligence, machinery, and robotics offer potential remedies

German SMEs are suffering a massive skills and workforce shortage – a fact highlighted by a representative survey among SME decision-makers that the F.A.Z. Institute conducted for Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (HEIDELBERG). According to this survey, nine out of ten German SMEs do not have enough staff. Just under half (49 percent) said they were badly or very badly affected […]

OneVision Software at drupa 2024

OneVision Software at drupa 2024

Press release from the issuing company

Software manufacturer OneVision is showcasing many possibilities for automating production processes at drupa in Düsseldorf from May 28 to June 7. For the first time, OneVision is demonstrating its solutions for digital production tracking throughout the entire production process.

Regensburg/Düsseldorf. The topic of this year’s premier exhibition for the global printing industry is “We create the future”. Automation and digitalization are key subjects to be addressed. Optimizing production processes can save valuable time and costs, especially during skilled worker shortages and rising costs, making print businesses more future-proof.Automation specialist OneVision invites drupa visitors to […]

Sharing the benefits of technological progress

Sharing the benefits of technological progress

High-tech-city-skyline-hologram.-3D-rendering. Image: iStock / Jarmo Piironen This is the first of three articles discussing how the benefits of technological progress are shared, and thus determine the distribution of income and influence our economic and social structures. This first article focuses on how these benefits have been shared historically.

Throughout history the growth in living standards has come from increasing productivity and over thousands of years almost all that productivity growth has been driven by technological progress. Furthermore, the standard model used by economists who study economic growth typically assumes that this increase in productivity is more or less equally […]