IMF did not say AI will take over 40% of all jobs

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Furthermore, this creates a big challenge for fresh graduates entering the workforce as they have to face the highest risk and prove to their employers that they can learn well through AI and easily adapt those AI skills, otherwise they won't be given the opportunity to work and make good compensation.

We are entering a time graduated individuals will have to become even more specialized in their areas to stand out among their colleagues in order to ensure the spots of jobs which will supervise AI working in real time. AI will execute the 'grunt work ', although there must be a human behind it analyzing if there are no mistakes being delivered by AI. It means there will be still jobs for humans, although in minor scale.

On the other hand, there are always areas to be less affected by AI, what should be taken into consideration by people who are still in the middle of graduation right now. Areas with less interference of AI are good choices to work with, as it increases the chances there is going to be a spot of job later.

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AI will take people's job is just to make people to be scared, but that is far from the truth if they did not let people know that AI is also creating jobs.

Indeed, we have giant corporations, which are concentrating on artificial intelligence, so they have already started getting rid off their employees. Take Oracle for example, which fired thousands of its employees with no intention to hire new workers, as AI proved to be a better alternative to those workers. Although the AI can be a great opportunity to create new jobs, the rate of innovations and developments proceeds faster than what humanity needs. We need AI to create jobs before start firing people from their jobs.

[JunaidAzizi]

It means 40% of the jobs will be affected, either they will gain more support or go into decline, as it is already happening. Mate, we see it in different sectors AI is replacing jobs, just like in customer care, where a person was present to answer customers questions, but now their place is taken by AI chatbots, and their responses are very quick. AI will make everything very easy and precise in the near future, and that's what the aim of humans is now. However, it will take jobs, and all of the workers will be sent to their homes. Then consider the situation if the maximum number of people are at home, what will they do then?