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Automated Futures: Examining the Promise and Peril of AI on Jobs, Productivity, and Work-Life Balance

Dr. A. Shaji George — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Automation and artificial intelligence (AI) could fundamentally alter the nature of work going forward. This paper researches historical antecedents of technological advances, analyzes contemporary factual data on artificial intelligence adoption, and evaluates optimistic and pessimistic projections to estimate possible implications on employment, productivity, and work-life balance. Although artificial intelligence promises enhanced efficiency and flexibility, concerns about technological unemployment and equitable sharing of advantages remain. Following a foundation in the foundations of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the book examines important technical advancements since the Industrial Revolution, which initially supplanted professions before driving more general economic growth. Historical experiences suggest that, even if temporary labor displacement is unavoidable, significant technological integration typically leads to increased net job creation. Still, the speed and transformational power of artificial intelligence adoption presents unique difficulties. Real-world implementation of AI currently remains relatively concentrated in tech sectors and advanced economies, though use cases are multiplying across manufacturing, services, logistics, and office work, Positive views are supported by first pilot tests of AI-enabled four-day work weeks and automated processes showing increased productivity and output. Still, quite different projections for effects on the labor force result from inadequate longitudinal data and uncertainty in projection models. Under optimistic projections, industry leaders such as Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan contend artificial intelligence might bring about a paradigm change toward three-day weekends and considerably greater work-life balance for individuals while increasing corporate profits. Yet other simulations model catastrophic job losses from automation, imperiling incomes for less skilled workers. Separating overblown hopes from worries is still difficult. The report thus emphasizes the need of evidence-based, ethical policymaking to control artificial intelligence systems and smooth labor changes. Emphasizing developing creative, social-emotional, and entrepreneurial competencies less vulnerable to automation, recommendations include massive public and private investment in vocational retraining programs, portable benefits decoupled from traditional full-time employment, possible universal basic income schemes. Although artificial intelligence will create both immediate dislocations and long-term opportunities, its effects mostly depend on strategic decisions made by governments, businesses, teachers, and society concerning priorities, values, and assisting affected communities. Responsible implementation has upside potential to fulfill rising expectations for deliberate, balanced lifestyles and raise standards of living.

Analysis of Manufacturing Automated Batting Machines With Economic Materials and the Foreign Trade in a Sports Industry of the Northwest of Mexico

Wed, 25 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The industries that manufacture sport instruments, materials and objects are very relevant in the sport industry at worldwide, where exists a lot sport activities in each place of the world, being important in the relation of families, friends and communities to an adequate convivence between persons. For this reason, was made an evaluation in a sport industry located in the northwest of the Mexican Republic, specifically in the Tijuana city. In this scientific study was an analysis of the use of batting machines is very important to learn to play baseball or softball, as well as to increase the ability to obtain the best results to contact the bat and generate a good play that supports a team to win. These practice systems are manufactured for different levels of capacity and skills of people where the basic ones at low speeds are included with which care must be taken even at this type of capacity, then there are those of intermediate level at a moderate speed that also the safety of the batter must be recommended and those of high capacity with which extreme safety was for the people who practice, to be able to have the ability to dodge if necessary that the ball has the direction towards the body and has higher speeds sometimes from 60 km/hour to 100 km/hour. Also, was made an evaluation of the foreign trade in this important city of the northwest of Mexico, about the buy of economic materials utilized in this sport industry, analyzing the taxes on materials and the economic design of the automatic batting control system to not generate economic losses in this company, where the research was made. This investigation was made in relation of a sport industry of Tijuana and a university of Tijuana (Universidad Vasconcelos, Campus Murua) with students, researches and specialists of sports activities, especially in the baseball actions.

Rainfall Index as a Measure of Change of Rainfall

Dhritikesh Chakrabarty — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

An attempt has been made to develop a measure of change of rainfall in a region from one situation to another situation in general and from one period to another period in particular. This article has been prepared to describe this measure along with its numerical application in the context of change of rainfall in Assam from the period 2009 - 2011 to the period 2020 - 2022.

Assessing the Security and Privacy Implications of India's DigiYatra Initiative

Dr. A. Shaji George, Dr. S. Sagayarajan, Dr. T. Baskar, Digvijay Pandey — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The growing use of biometric technologies in the aviation industry has resulted in the creation of new solutions, such as the Biometric India DigiYatra initiative. This ambitious project promises to deliver a paperless, smooth travel experience for domestic air travelers in India by using facial recognition technology to authenticate passenger identification. However, the use of biometric data raises significant concerns about passenger privacy and security. This research piece delves deeply into the DigiYatra effort, concentrating on the legislative frameworks that govern its implementation, permission methods for keeping biometric data on personal devices, and potential security weaknesses in the Verifiable Credentials Data Model (VCDM). This study uses a thorough analysis of existing literature and policy documents to reveal the complexities of the DigiYatra initiative's governance structure, which involves multiple stakeholders such as the International Air Transport Association (IATA), India's Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA), Airport Authority of India (AAI), and airport-specific policies. Furthermore, the study emphasizes the importance of rigorous consent systems to guarantee that passengers are fully informed about the collection, storage, and use of their biometric data. The study also identifies potential security flaws in the VCDM, as defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), that could jeopardize the integrity of biometric data saved on personal devices. This paper enhances the existing knowledge on biometric technology in the airline sector by providing a comprehensive examination of the DigiYatra project's effects on passenger privacy and security. The results of the study have great ramifications for legislators, industry players, and academics since they underline the need of group efforts to create strong policies, practices, and technologies ensuring the responsible and safe use of biometric data in the aviation sector.

Digital Transformation in Business: Opportunities, Challenges, and Implications

Dr. A. Shaji George — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

In this era of fast technical developments, digital transformation has become a major factor influencing the change of the corporate scene. This comprehensive research article explores the diverse perspectives on digital transformation in contemporary organizations, shedding light on the significant influence of a variety of digital technologies on business operations and strategies. Examining the application of innovative technologies such artificial intelligence, blockchain, business intelligence, cybersecurity, data analysis, digital technology, the internet of things, and machine learning aids this article to show a full picture of the complicated procedures at work. The report also investigates the economic, entrepreneurial, and social implications of digital transformation, focusing on its disruption in healthcare, higher education, marketing, and supply chains. Through a careful review of empirical data and current literature, the study provides significant insights for organizations, governments, and scholars interested in understanding the complexities of digital transformation and its potential to drive innovation, growth, and sustainability. The findings of this study underline the need of companies to change and grow in reaction to the fast changing digital terrain as well as the need of legislators creating an environment that supports digital innovation and reduces the dangers related with digital transformation. Ultimately, this study contributes to the current body of knowledge on digital transformation by offering a diverse array of insights that can be used to inform strategic decision-making and foster sustainable development in a world that is becoming increasingly digital. This research provides a compelling narrative on the future of work, entrepreneurship, and economic development in the digital age by examining the intersection of technology, business, and society.