Tuesday, 07 Jan 2025 5:22 PM MYT PUTRAJAYA: Government analysis shows that more than 30% of jobs in Malaysia will be affected by artificial intelligence (AI) in the next 10 years, with key sectors such as manufacturing, services and information … Continued
Jo Constantz, Bloomberg News , Photographer: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images (Bloomberg) — Parents of today’s kindergarteners should think about prodding them toward a career in the medical field. Those are the findings of the latest MLIV Pulse survey with 678 respondents. Nearly 40% said that … Continued
“This means that parents should be encouraging their children to learn a wide mixture of art, science, computing and coding, so that they can find or create their own niches. Parent can’t possibly teach a child what their niche is in such a fast-moving world; it’s something the young person has to discover themselves.”, said Bryony Mathew, a neuroscientist, British ambassador and author of Qubits and Quiver Trees: Awesome Careers of the Future
There’s no denying that coding will play a significant role in future in any kinds of jobs across all industries. Key question is whether some of the existing jobs would be replaced completely by robots or by people who know … Continued
By Amanda Albright They’re longer than classics like Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden” and modern hits like J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” but nowhere nearly as engaging. Yet each week, American state and local governments crank out the … Continued
JPMorgan introduces mandatory coding courses JPMorgan is introducing mandatory coding courses for all employees in its asset management division, the FT reports. So far a third of the bank’s analysts and associates have been trained to use Python coding, the … Continued
Tokyo aims to plug IT worker shortage and catch up to other countries TOKYO — Computer programming will become a mandatory subject in Japan’s elementary schools from April 2020, as the country seeks to train a new generation in highly … Continued
Today`s employers are not considering college degrees, but job skills. Twenty million students started college this year are less certain whether their degrees will pay off. According to a survey by Freelancing in America 2018, released Wednesday, freelancers put more value on skills training: 93 … Continued
ACCENTURE recently hosted over 50 underprivileged children from around the Klang Valley for an Hour of Code. This initiative is part of Accenture’s team up with Code.org to support Hour of Code, a global educational movement that reaches over 100 … Continued
Bill Gates has been fixated on programming since age 13, when his school got its first computer terminal. “The machine was huge and slow, and it didn’t even have a screen,” he writes on his blog, Gates Notes. “But I was hooked.” He … Continued