Dear MEL Topic Readers,
AI-powered digital colleagues are here. Some 'safe' jobs could be
vulnerable.
People have already been working with machines. Take a look at a factory
assembling line, an Amazon fulfillment center, and a burger restaurant’s
kitchen, you’ll find people working with robots as if they are skilled coworkers.
Indeed, those robots are now performing the jobs that have been handled by
human workers even faster, better, and more than veteran human workers. Furthermore,
they can work 24-7 without a break, save time for maintenance. These machines
and robots aren’t just part of automation but thanks to AI, they are also autonomous
with the ability to perform and respond to the unexpected. How fast and how
much do you think AI tools take over more tasks in knowledge-based, creative,
or thinking jobs, like marketing, planning, tutoring, and creative jobs? In
many workplaces, they are already there, helping human jobs like assistants or
coworkers. However, as AI tools become more advanced and sophisticated, they will
sooner or later replace jobs that once were thought and created by humans. The
roles of humans in workplaces are changing rapidly as AI and robotics advance.
Enjoy reading the article and think about how you
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