Day: May 23, 2018

Robot robot does not eat dog The IMF assessed the impact of automation on the labor market. Automation is good for growth and bad for equality, said in a working paper of the International monetary Fund (IMF). Increased productivity due to robots in the short term leads to falling wages and a rising return on capital, both conventional and robotic assets. Further capital accumulation increases labor demand and leads to long-term real income growth, but this process may take more than half a century, and the peaceful coexistence of robots and humans should not wait, warns the IMF. The IMF decided to perform short-term and long-term impact of robotics on output growth and income distribution. The study’s authors, Andrew Berg, Edward Buffy and Luis Felipe Zanna, I think robots are a special kind of capital, different from the traditional interchangeability with human labor. Unlike the neoclassical model in which the

Giraffes once again surprised biologists A new study conducted by scientists from Bristol University, again pointed out how little we know about the behavior and ecology of giraffes. It is considered that group sizes of the animals increase with the increase in the number of predators. This is because in larger groups the risk of death of individuals is somewhat lower, and animals more effectively can track the approach of potentially dangerous predators. The newsBiologists have called the fastest animal in the world Now, in a new study conducted by experts from the University of Bristol (UK), it was shown that the number of predators has no effect on the size of giraffes. “It’s amazing and demonstrates how little we know even about the most basic aspects of the behavior of giraffes” — said the lead author of this work Zoe Muller (Zoe Muller). The researchers studied two neighboring populations

The man who recorded audiolush Janni/Laurel told what the word was actually Time tracked down the man who recorded audiolush with the words “Yanni” and “Laurel,” which last week brought to mind half the Internet. One could hear “Yanni”, others — “Laurel” and the debate surrounding the video came to celebrities and even Donald trump. It turned out that the audio 11 years ago recorded a Broadway actor and Opera singer Jay Aubrey Jones. In an interview with Time he said that in 2007, as part undertook to voice the words for Vocabulary.com — service for learning English. Jones was hired because he, as the singer was familiar with the international phonetic alphabet — learn linguists, teachers, and musicians and actors, many working with foreign words. In General, Jones took the job, and he has recorded for vocabulary.com 36 thousand words — and in the disputed records heard the word

Makeup artist turned your eyebrows in a “Yanni” and “Laurel” (photo) The British decided to raise the ongoing dispute to a new level. In mid-may users of social networks discussed the strange audio. Some heard the word “Yanni”, and others clearly understand “Laurel”. The dispute has even been joined by politicians, celebrities and scientists. But creative all to the dispute approached the 23-year-old makeup artist from London Kathy Kelly, who has decided to visualize the auditory illusions. In place of eyebrows, she wrote the word “Yanni” and “Laurel”. Did that girl with eyeliner and a photo posted in Instagram. Publication from Katie Kelly ?? (@kayteeellen) May 18, 2018 at 4:04 PDT During the download an error has occurred. “Janni and Laurel. And what do you hear? Personally I hear both words, but rather “Laurel”,” signed the Katie. Publication from Katie Kelly ?? (@kayteeellen) May 18, 2018 at 4:29 PDT During