The more valuable skill sets, he argues, will be those that computers can't offer, like empathy and sociability — skills that you might be more likely to learn in an English course than one in linear algebra.
It is not related at all to skills like empathy.
Such reading must be inextricably culture-dependent, and sounds a bit like empathy to me.
People without social emotions like empathy are not objective decision-makers.
The company then analyzes how a given dog compares with others in its database for qualities like empathy and memory.
They emphasize the cooperative virtues, like empathy, over the competitive virtues, like the thirst for recognition and superiority.
The apes, injected with DNA intended to prevent Alzheimer's, become super intelligent, and develop humanish traits like empathy.
Back in Simi Valley, posters with feel-good phrases like "Empathy," "Winning" and "Leadership," dot the walls.
Therapists who skew toward the "artistic" side say that so-called manualized treatment devalues crucial aspects of therapy like empathy, warmth and communication — the "therapeutic alliance".
''By putting things like empathy and sensitivity into charts and data reports, it makes them easier to talk about,'' Sakaguchi told me.
The acuity that used to be so politically useful has translated into something more like empathy nowadays, and he carries a considered ambivalence never previously apparent.
