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Today at 03:57:32 PM
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While scrolling through social media, I suddenly came across a video that made me think that maybe this is how people will first teach AI and because of that AI, people will lose their jobs. An important task in the garment industry is the sewing work of garment workers, in a garment, AI cameras are being put on the heads of workers and they are being sent to the technology through that sewing camera. When this sewing AI technology taught by humans can be fully learned, then this technology will do that work completely in place of humans, as a result of which those who are currently teaching AI by putting cameras on their heads will lose their place. Not only in the garment industry, AI is gradually reducing the number of jobs for humans in many areas of the job market, even now the demand for humans in the job market is higher than AI, but what will actually happen in the job market in the coming years can only be guessed by looking at some of the current activities.

Now it is important that how should people prepare from now?
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Today at 04:47:44 PM
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Since AI is still being managed by humans, the risk level is not that high for now, but it may have reduced human labor or human demand in the labor market. But it must also be admitted that this income has facilitated many human tasks. AI is easily doing all the tasks that were previously very risky and almost impossible for humans to do.
However, I think AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) will be more dangerous for humans, so we hope that such technology does not come to the world.

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