AI Replacing Jobs Statistics

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  AI could replace 300 million full-time jobs. 80% of the US workforce will have at least 10% of their tasks affected by AI. 77% of businesses are already using or exploring AI. 75% of Chinese citizens would replace politicians with AI. CEOs of AI firms like OpenAI have signed an open letter warning about the risk of extinction from AI. AI already in the workplace statistics These tools replacing human jobs statistics look at how AI is already being used in the workplace. 1. 77% of businesses are already using or exploring AI. (Source: IBM) Fears of AI replacing jobs are warranted when 35% of businesses are already using it and 42% are exploring how to use it in the near future. While this doesn’t mean workers are being sacked, this becomes more likely as AI technology advances and is less reliant on human collaboration. 2. Large businesses are twice as likely to use AI than small businesses. (Source: IBM) Larger organizations spend more on research and development and have the cap...
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10 Best Social Media platforms

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 10 Best Social Media platforms from today's generation 

1. Facebook 

This is easily the largest social networking site in the world and one of the most widely used. And, Facebook was perhaps the first that surpassed the landmark of 1 billion user accounts.

2. WhatsApp 

Despite having been acquired by Facebook in 2014, this instant messaging platform exists as an independent entity.

3.QQ 

Tencent QQ (more popularly known as QQ) is an instant messaging (chat-based) social media platform. It became international (with more than 80 countries using it), after it was launched in China.

4. WeChat 

This is an all-in-one communications app for messaging and calling (similar to WhatsApp) that enables you to connect with the people of your choice. It was also developed by Tencent in China and can easily work alongside QQ. As per the BI intelligence report, the number of WeChat users are fast catching up with the number of WhatsApp users. 

5. Qzone 


Like QQ and WeChat, QZone is yet another social networking service developed by Tencent. It enables you to share photos, watch videos, listen to songs, write blogs, maintain diaries and so on. It also empowers you to choose the accessories and customize the look and feel of your QZone webpages. 

6. Tumblr 

Having been owned by Yahoo since 2013, Tumblr serves as a social media / micro blogging platform that can be used to find and follow things that you like. You can also use it to post anything, including multimedia, to a short-form blog. Moreover, it gives you the flexibility to customize almost everything. 

7. Instagram 

Instagram was launched as a unique social networking platform that was completely based on sharing photos and videos. This photo sharing social networking app thus enables you to capture the best moments of your life, with your phone’s camera or any other camera, and convert them into works of art. 

8. Twitter 

This social networking site enables you to post short text messages (called tweets), containing a limited number of characters (up to 280), to convey your message to the world. With the growing craze for online shopping, Twitter also makes it possible to promote your businesses and even shop directly through tweets. 

9. Google+ (no longer available)

Owned by the tech giant Alphabet (Google), this interest-based social networking platform enables you to stay in touch with people by sharing messages, photos, videos, useful links to sites and so on. It also extends support for video conferencing through Hangouts and allows businesses to promote their brands and products through Google+ business pages. 

10. Baidu Tieba  

Offered by Baidu of China, a search engine company, Baidu Tieba (known as Postbar internationally) is a social forum network based on the keyword searches in the Baidu search engine. This discussion forum works on the unique concept of allowing you to create a social network group for a specific topic, using the search, or even to join an existing online social group.






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