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How will AI Affect the Job Market? We are living in an era of advanced technology which is rapidly transforming our future. In fact, s tatistics say that 47% of all employment opportunities will be occupied by machines within the next two decades.  I’ve been thinking a lot about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and wondered how it will threaten our jobs. In 2013,  technologists  Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael A. Osborne published a research that tried to predict the kinds of jobs technology is likely to replace in the next few decades. According to the research,  Middle-skilled workers, such as tax accountants, telemarketers and freight agents, were deemed most likely to be replaced by robots in the next few decades, while skilled workers such as scientists, healthcare professionals, leaders, entrepreneurs, writers and artists were deemed the most secure.  The explanation behind this inference was simple, humans are the most productive at profe...

Food Delivery Platforms of the Future Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could get your food delivered to your door without seeing and tipping the delivery person?   You already probably know that it is the age of on-demand services as almost everything can be delivered. Not surprisingly, recent delivery trends have revealed that consumers increasingly value convenience when ordering food. We are now seeing many restaurants like McDonald's partner with third-party deliverers like UberEats. People are willing to pay a little extra to save time by having a delivery person bring their food to their door. The tradeoff here is a simple one: a delivery fee in exchange for the time it would have taken to drive back and forth to the restaurant. Millennials in particular are seeking for convenience as 74% of millennials have reported that they prefer delivery service. As a result, food and food service brands continue to actively work to simplify grocery shopping and food delivery proces...

Food Delivery Platforms of the Future You already know that it is the age of on-demand services as almost everything can be delivered. Delivery trends hone in on convenience- something often sought today. This trend can be observed with food ordering and delivery. We are now seeing many restaurants like McDonald's have partnered with a third party delivery like UberEats. People are willing to pay a little extra to have a delivery person bring you food. As a result, f ood and foodservice brands continue to actively work to simplify grocery shopping and food delivery processes. Furthermore, many of these brands are exploring robotic and autonomous technology to simplify grocery shopping and food delivery processes and expedite delivery times.  Here are the delivery platforms that will most likely be in use in the  United States in the near future. Self-driving delivery Robomart  Drone delivery  Automatic restock  ...