Automation & Future of Jobs | Impact of Artificial Intelligance on Jobs
Automation has had a significant impact on employment in recent years, and the effects are only expected to increase in the future. Automation can lead to job losses in certain industries, but it can also create new opportunities in other areas. It’s important to consider the ways that automation is changing the job market, and how we can adapt to these changes.
For the last thirty years at the very least, and possibly longer depending on the movies we've seen, we've been hearing tales of the impending collapse of the human workforce. It is already well known to you. Our jobs will eventually be taken over by robots. At some time, artificial intelligence (AI) will become self-sufficient, and since we are all going to die eventually, we won't need jobs.
The problem is that a lot of what was predicted has not materialized, much like we were meant to have flying automobiles by now.
Employers should anticipate to rely more on computers to do jobs that are presently completed by people. Roughly 50% of all staff jobs could be automated using today's technology. Robots will undoubtedly be used in the workplace more and more in the future because they are typically less expensive, less prone to error, and more skilled in some areas than human workers.
Automation has had a significant impact on employment in recent years, and the effects are only expected to increase in the future. Automation can lead to job losses in certain industries, but it can also create new opportunities in other areas. It’s important to consider the ways that automation is changing the job market, and how we can adapt to these changes.
For the last thirty years at the very least, and possibly longer depending on the movies we’ve seen, we’ve been hearing tales of the impending collapse of the human workforce. It is already well known to you. Our jobs will eventually be taken over by robots. At some time, artificial intelligence (AI) will become self-sufficient, and since we are all going to die eventually, we won’t need jobs.
The problem is that a lot of what was predicted has not materialized, much like we were meant to have flying automobiles by now.
Employers should anticipate to rely more on computers to do jobs that are presently completed by people. Roughly 50% of all staff jobs could be automated using today’s technology. Robots will undoubtedly be used in the workplace more and more in the future because they are typically less expensive, less prone to error, and more skilled in some areas than human workers.
