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When we talk about AI jobs, we normally think that AI is just taking our jobs. But that's not necessarily how it's happening in the real world right now. AI jobs are being dispersed all across the US. Anil K. Gupta, Michael Dingman Chair in Strategy, Smith School of Business, The University of Maryland, and Evan Schnidman, Co-Founder & CEO of Outrigger Group, join us to take a look at AI jobs in the US.

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Timestamps:
01:40 Daily AI news
04:45 Intro to Anil and Evan and the
06:30 UMD LinkUp AI Map
11:16 Interactive map shows dispersion of AI jobs.
15:35 Key sectors for AI talent: finance, retail.
20:07 AI job growth surprises, emphasizes Washington DC.
23:16 Anil discusses AI's impact on future jobs.
27:18 Upcoming research will cover sectors, skills, geographies.
28:41 Universities can use data to uncover AI opportunities.
32:52 AI job growth expected to accelerate, then plateau.
35:02 Access company career pages for information. Use data portal to find geographical information.

Topics Covered in This Episode:
1. The UMD LinkUp AI Map Project
2. AI Workforce and Labor Market
3. Understanding AI Job Growth in Various Sectors
4. Dissecting the Job Landscape and the Rise of AI Jobs
5. Future of AI Jobs

Keywords:
AI Jobs, AI technology, Artificial Intelligence, Job market, Labor market data, LinkUp, Washington DC, AI job growth, Defense sector, Intelligence agencies, Technology companies, Banking, Insurance, Retail, Consulting firms, Deloitte, Accenture, John Deere, Caterpillar, Heavy equipment industry, UMD link up AI maps tool, Geographic dispersion, IT Jobs, Total employment, AI skills, Silicon Valley, Outrigger Group, UND Link Up AI Maps project, AI workforce, AI job opportunities.

All day, every day, we have to make decisions, from what to have for breakfast to how to spend our money to whether to evacuate ahead of a hurricane. Psychologists’ research is helping us understand why people make the decisions they do, from trivial choices to life-and-death ones. Decision scientists Lace Padilla, PhD, and Hannah Perfecto, PhD, discuss why people make bad decisions, how even small changes in the way choices are presented can nudge us to make different ones, and how can decision researchers’ findings could best be deployed in the real world.


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In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about clamp and interpolate and how you might want to use them in your next project.

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• 00:25 Welcome
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• 02:40 Topic introduction
• 05:05 What is Clamp?

CSS clamp:
font-size: clamp(1rem, 10vw, 2rem);

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const clamp = (num, min, max) => Math.min(Math.max(num, min), max)

• 09:12 What is Interpolate?
• D3 Interpolate
• 12:56 Interpolate in colors
• 14:37 Quantize
• D3 Quantize

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Presentation and display of quantitative data: graphs, tables, scattergrams, bar charts, histograms.

Distributions: normal and skewed distributions; characteristics of normal and skewed distributions.

Scott and Wes dive into CSS BEM — What is it? Why do you need it? How does it work?

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