Romania ranks last in EU for the people's positive attitude towards AI on the job, according to the Eurobarometer survey released by the European Commission. Data show that 67% of EU citizens positively perceive the use of digital technologies, including AI, in order to improve the employees' safety and security. In exchange, only 50% of Romanians have a positive perception , which ranks us last . 41% of Romanians have a negative perception, a little above the Croatians (34%) and Hungarians (32%), G4Media shows. The Finnish, Swedes and Danes are European citizens with the highest favorability rate towards AI, while the Portuguese, Croatians and Romanians are at the end of the classification. Although most people back the use of robots and AI in making decisions on the job, 84% of Europeans consider that AI needs careful managing in order to protect private life and transparency on the job. Most Europeans support clear norms on the use of digital tehnologies, for instance protecting the employees' private lives (82%) and involving workers and their representatives in conceiving and adopting new technologies (77%).
A group of 40 Romanian pilgrims have left Israel on Tuesday, June 17, through Egypt, and most have already reached Romania. The group of Romanians is the third that managed to leave Israel. The other two have already left the territory of the State of Israel through the Eilat-Taba border crossing into the Arab Republic […]
RCBB Gruppe, a leading company in the field of construction and site management, announces the successful completion of two major projects in Bacău County: the new school building of the “Sfântul Iosif” Catholic National College in Bacău city and the Balneo-Tourism Complex in Sărata (opening photo). Both projects were delivered on time and in full […]
Lia Savonea, currently serving as a judge at the High Court in Romania, is the only candidate for the top seat in the institution in a selection process initiated by the Superior Council of Magistracy four months before the end of the term currently held by Alina Corbu. The timing, the absence of other candidates, […]
The Romanian Court of Auditors has completed an audit of national electricity transmission operator Transelectrica (BVB: TEL) for the period 2020–2022, uncovering irregularities in salary payments and delays in infrastructure projects, Ziarul Financiar reported on June 17. According to the audit...
Turkish construction and infrastructure company CCN has been awarded the contract to build the Regional Emergency Hospital in Iași, following a re-evaluation of bids by Romania’s National Agency for Health Infrastructure Development (ANDIS),
Romania is set to see prices rise in July as several governmental measures limiting costs will be removed, while taxes will be hiked. Energy and food will be among those becoming more expensive. The fiscal measures that the new Government is expected to announce will come into effect in two stages: some starting from July […]
