The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has people in many professions wondering if they will be automated out of their jobs.
Many who work in occupations once assumed safe against offshoring and robots — computer programming, accounting, advertising, graphic design, engineering, magazine writing — have looked over their shoulders at what AI might bring.AI is certainly coming to water and wastewater treatment, but many experts believe operators have nothing to fear from it and much to gain. One of those is Martha White, an associate professor of computing science and director of the Reinforcement Learning and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at the
