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causing people to fear more for the security of their roles.a new Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) study shows that the cost of deploying the technology likely makes it more economical for your employer to keep you.

even with cost decreases of 20% per year.success depends on just one thingThe study acknowledges that as the technology continues to be developed.the researchers envision their framework being used to investigate other areas beyond computer vision.

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77% of vision tasks are not worth automating due to the cost-effectiveness of deploying a single system that can only be used at a firm level.

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or that the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club employs a Harriss hawk named Rufus to keep pigeons from interfering with matches.And this story both never was and will always be about Rafael Nadals run as the master of clay-court tennis.

I coach to pay the bills …Double Fault finds A-J Aronstein investigating tennis to figure out what to pass on (a service motion.or that Hawk-Eye is the name of the technology used to verify a challenged umpire call? Theres a story in there somewhere