A.I and the future of work.

[whiteblue]

Countries that have benefits are countries that can provide the infrastructure for making AI itself, AI-making components will be of great interest in the future if the AI trend continues to grow, starting from storage, ram and so on to increase utility in AI, including energy as well, AI requires energy to power it.

And how they affect jobs is by the way human work that can be automated by AI will be eroded, but will not experience unemployment explosion if humans can adapt and find new opportunities to take advantage of.

[Mame89]

With the popularity and influence of Artificial intelligence increasing, how does it affect the future of work?

Will it spark a productivity boom, like the use of robots to carry out more tasks?

Would the aformentioned cause mass unemployment?

Which countries could benefit more from the increased effects and influence of Artificial intelligence?

In conclusion how does the future of A.I influence work?

Every technological development inevitably has both positive and negative aspects. We can't avoid this because technology continues to develop, even growing very rapidly. Just look at technological developments over time. Initially, there were concerns and so on but over time we were able to survive with existing technology. Likewise with AI technology we certainly don't need to worry too much.

Indeed with the development of AI technology, it's increasingly difficult to find work. Many companies are slowly becoming like this jobs that can be done by AI won't be filled by humans. Moreover AI can perform jobs accurately and work 24/7 without sick leave. Some companies even implement strict recruitment regulations whereby if a job can be done by AI they won't hire humans.

So the key to staying ahead of the curve is to ensure you understand how to use AI. You must be able to fill vacancies that require AI savvy people. Therefore you need to adapt to existing technology rather than worry excessively.

[YUriy1991]

Artificial intelligence AI has made a lot of works easier and faster, it has brought more accuracy to our woks and made it easy to have less errors in some of our works that human error might cause.

Just as AI has advantages, it also comes with disadvantages to mankind because it is slowly taken over everywhere and people are not more needed to work since they can program robots to do a lot of jobs and they will do it faster and more accurately than humans.

On your question on how does the future influence works; I think it is simple because with AI, you don’t need much workers to work for you, they can make it fast and easy and even accurate according to your instructions, so they will surely make it fast and will influence more work.

I believe that the presence of AI as a tool to assist human work will result in the loss of human roles in the workplace. Important jobs previously performed by humans will easily be replaced by robots or machines. Humans will compete with machines for jobs, and this will clearly result in humans losing out because machines are more effective, efficient, and less demanding. This change will have a significant impact on the world economy in the future. Unemployment rates in the future will be higher than they are today. If factories stop hiring workers and replace them with machines, millions of people worldwide will lose their jobs. This is a quite serious threat.

[imthegreat]

With the popularity and influence of Artificial intelligence increasing, how does it affect the future of work?

Will it spark a productivity boom, like the use of robots to carry out more tasks?

Would the aformentioned cause mass unemployment?

Which countries could benefit more from the increased effects and influence of Artificial intelligence?

In conclusion how does the future of A.I influence work?

I recently came across a discussion about a funny video where a robot from Elon Musk's company was supposed to serve cocktails at a party, but it turned out it wasn't thinking with its own AI intelligence, but merely imitating the actions of the person remotely controlling it. At one point, the phony guy took off his helmet and walked away, and the robot did the same and then fell.
This proves that robots and AI can't yet perform even moderately dynamic tasks. I know China is a competitor in this regard, and they're making good progress, but it all seems unprepared.