Danske Bank lays off some employees in Lithuania: revealed reasons
Danske Bank is reducing its workforce in Lithuania, primarily affecting specialists in daily banking operations, due to automation and digitalization efforts.
The Professional Crisis of the Internal Auditor in the Era of Automation
The article discusses the impact of automation and artificial intelligence on the role of internal auditors in public and private sectors in Greece.
Schneider Electric Surfing the Development of Artificial Intelligence
Schneider Electric achieves record revenue of over 40 billion euros for the first time, driven by robust growth across its divisions.
This is how Kela will replace at least a thousand benefits processors with automation
Finland's Kela aims to automate up to 80% of benefit application processing using a new Salesforce system, potentially reducing its workforce by over 10%.
From 'AI Bubble Theory' to 'AI Destruction Theory' [Eureka]
Recent discussions have shifted from optimism about AI's potential for growth to fears over AI's capability to disrupt multiple industries.
Flexibility and changing competencies. Studies are no longer sufficient in the job market
A report highlights the shifting landscape of job competencies, emphasizing the need for workers to adapt quickly to new tools and methodologies due to advancements in AI and automation.
In the Age of AI, Robots Invaded Bars and Homes
The article discusses the rise of robotic bartenders like Makr Shakr, highlighting their capabilities in cocktail mixing as a modern advancement reminiscent of historical automated machines.
Artificial Intelligence: Robots may outnumber the planet's workers in a few decades
Former Citi executive Rob Garlick predicts that robots could surpass the global workforce in a few decades due to advancements in artificial intelligence and companies seeking profitability.
Nigeria: Customs Vows to Surpass N9trn Target With Automation
The Nigeria Customs Service is aiming to exceed its revenue target of N9 trillion through the automation of licenses and permits.
Alckmin responds to Skaf from Fiesp, stating that reducing work hours is a global trend
Vice President Geraldo Alckmin affirmed that reducing work hours is a global trend driven by automation, responding to Fiesp's Skaf who suggested delaying discussions on the topic until after elections.
OpenClaw, AI used to create a social network for robots, hallucinates and deletes emails from Meta executive
OpenClaw, an AI tool developed to create a robot-exclusive social network, mistakenly deleted emails from a Meta executive, highlighting potential risks involved with such technology.
Julita Karaล-Gasparska: The tax office likes robots
The Polish government is implementing a tax relief for businesses investing in automation through robotics, applicable to expenses incurred from 2022 to 2026.
Readers comment on global workday study
A study indicates that Brazilian workers work less than the global average, sparking discussions on work hours and commuting times.
The first jobs that will disappear due to AI, according to Elon Musk
Elon Musk predicts that office jobs are at the highest risk of being replaced by AI in the near future.
Self-service checkouts and increased automation exacerbate the problem
The chairman of the Electricians' Teachers' Association in Iceland emphasizes the urgent need to double the number of electrical graduates to meet soaring demand and address a significant skills shortage exacerbated by automation in the sector.
The Legitimate Question About the 'Death of the Internet'
The article discusses the shift in the internet's nature from a human-centric space to one dominated by algorithms and automated systems.
Hyundai and Toyota: Attacks on Car Factories
Hyundai and Toyota are facing significant pressure from competition and tariffs, leading to increased automation and protests within their workforce.
Stop Hiring Humans
A provocative advertising campaign by the AI solutions company Artisan in San Francisco sparked public outrage by suggesting that human employees are becoming obsolete.
Labor alert in the U.S.: Jobs that could disappear completely in two decades
Experts predict that around 20% of jobs in the U.S. could be at risk of being replaced by automation over the next two decades.
The Disorganization That Became a Business Worth R$ 320 Thousand Per Month
A startup founded to tackle disorganization in music schools has generated R$ 320,000 monthly by automating various administrative processes.
Worse than COVID? Artificial intelligence threatens white-collar jobs
The article discusses the potential impact of artificial intelligence on white-collar jobs, suggesting that many jobs may be at risk of automation.
The End of Traditional Plants? The New Bet to Change the Factories of the World
Tetra Pak's new solution, Factory OSโข, aims to revolutionize traditional manufacturing plants by integrating automation, data, and artificial intelligence to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.
Surge in AI Usage, but with a Dive in Employee Trust โ Why the Phenomenon of 'Job Hugging' is Gaining Ground
Employees are adopting artificial intelligence at an unprecedented rate, but this increase in usage is accompanied by a significant decline in trust among workers.
What is the impact of AI on jobs? IMF chief said - positive, but...
IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva discussed the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on the job market, stating that while the impact has been largely positive overall, it poses risks to middle-class jobs and entry-level positions.
AI, Data and Retail Media at the Center of Industry Talks โ Future Retail Congress 2026 is Behind Us
The Future Retail Congress 2026 highlighted the significant impact of retail transformation on business management, emphasizing the integration of automation and artificial intelligence into decision-making processes.
Domestic Warehouse Robot Developer Grows Up from Startup Pants and Secures Another Breakthrough Contract
The Slovak company Brightpick has secured its first major contract for its warehouse robots in the automotive sector.
The next step towards a fully automated debt collection application process
The Latvian Saeima supported amendments to the Civil Procedure Law to implement a fully automated debt enforcement application process in the court information system.
Plans to fully automate some debt collection cases in courts
Legislative changes in Latvia aim to fully automate simple debt collection cases in courts, extending the objection period for debtors to 30 days and allowing judges to correct automated decisions.
More stores in small towns continue to operate without staff after regular closing hours
Increasingly, stores in small towns are remaining operational without staff after their regular closing hours.
German insurer 'Ergo' plans to lay off a thousand employees โ they will be replaced by AI
The German insurance firm Ergo intends to lay off approximately 1,000 employees as it increases its reliance on artificial intelligence, with the impacted roles primarily in call centers and claims adjustment departments.
Artificial intelligence is coming for office jobs: Microsoft's head of AI predicts 'human' performance in 18 months
Microsoft's AI chief forecasts that artificial intelligence could achieve human-level performance in office tasks within 18 months, suggesting a significant impact on white-collar jobs.
Microsoft AI boss issues startling 18-month warning to all UK office workers
Microsoft's AI chief warns that artificial intelligence could fully automate many white-collar jobs within the next 12 to 18 months.
Who Keeps the Surplus in the Era of AI? A Ricardian Reading of the Technological Shock
The article discusses the shifting economic dynamics in the age of artificial intelligence and automation, emphasizing how human labor is increasingly becoming less central to production processes.
Machines Will Work for Us. How AI is Changing Our Homes
The article discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on household tasks and how it is transforming home life.
Microsoft's AI chief says that AI will replace office work in 18 months โ economist doubts it
Microsoft's AI leader predicts rapid automation of office jobs by AI within 12 to 18 months, but an economist questions the certainty of this outcome.
Omniva is closing the next post office
Omniva will close the Kristiine post office in Estonia on March 31 as part of a network update.
Eleving Group implements AI voice agents in call centers: what will happen to human workers?
Eleving Group is introducing AI voice agents in its call centers, aiming to handle up to 80% of simple customer calls, which raises concerns about the future of human employment in the sector.
The Metro in Prague will operate without drivers, offering walkthrough carriages and less advertising
Prague's metro system is set to introduce driverless trains, featuring new walkthrough carriages and reduced advertising space.
Automation in the Company: From Software Robots to AI Agents
The article discusses the transition from traditional software robotics to intelligent agent-based automation in companies, emphasizing the shift in design, risk management, and oversight.
A robot will connect to the Google Chrome browser, doing everything by itself
Google Chrome is about to transform into an agentic browser by incorporating Gemini, allowing users to write commands for the browser to execute tasks autonomously, though it is currently not available in India.
Will AI handle tax returns for Poles? Chatbots enter the game
A recent article discusses the increasing trend of Polish taxpayers using chatbots for tax filing assistance, alongside their concerns over the automation of tax processes.
Chinese scientists help create a โmachine eyeโ that may be faster than human vision
Chinese scientists have developed a new 'machine eye' system that enhances machine vision speed, making it potentially faster than human reaction times.
Soon, tens of thousands of professionals will retire from the cleaning industry - Tual Khan Dal has already gotten a robot as a coworker
The cleaning industry in Finland is experiencing rapid automation, with robots increasingly taking on tasks to address manpower shortages as tens of thousands of workers are set to retire.
With a press of a button, kneading dough will become easy, making it simpler to make bread at home
A new generation of automatic dough kneading machines promises to simplify the process of making bread at home with just the push of a button.
Ecovacs Robotics Automates the Entire House: From Windows to the Garden
Ecovacs Robotics is expanding its product line to include automated devices for various cleaning tasks around the house, including robotic lawnmowers and window cleaning robots.
Deported immigrant workers in the U.S. will be replaced by robots, not by Americans
The article discusses how the deportation of immigrant workers in the U.S. may lead to increased reliance on robotic labor on American farms, rather than the employment of American citizens.
It will be a good year for contract logistics
A report indicates that the global contract logistics market is expected to reach about โฌ307.5 billion in 2025, growing 4% from 2024 due to structural factors such as increased outsourcing and demand for automation.
An intelligent robot that follows users while shopping is created in China
China has developed an advanced robot designed to assist shoppers by following them in markets, known as the FOLO-200 Automatic Trolley Following Robot.
Tax relief for robotization only this year
This article discusses the current tax relief program aimed at encouraging robotization in Poland, which is available only until the end of this year.
AI is changing the job market. In Poland, it is happening more slowly than in the world
A recent study reveals that Polish workers and employers perceive the impact of AI on job efficiency and express concerns regarding its implementation.