Philosophy, technology, and the future of work

Posts tagged with "skill-disruptions"

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The World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report underscores a transformative shift in global employment dynamics by 2030, predicated on the expansive rise of artificial intelligence and technology. As demographic shifts, technological advancements, and economic uncertainties converge, a projected net creation of 78 million jobs stands juxtaposed with the displacement of 92 million roles. The decline of traditional clerical roles, including cashiers, bank tellers, and administrative assistants, contrasts sharply with the burgeoning demand for technology-centric positions. Roles related to AI,...... read more >

Billionaire Mark Cuban asserts that the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the workforce will predominantly affect roles necessitating binary decisions rather than those demanding critical thinking. During an interview, Cuban emphasized that jobs involving straightforward "yes or no" answers are susceptible to AI displacement, whereas positions requiring cognitive engagement will remain largely untouched. Highlighting the necessity for human oversight, he insists that experienced workers continue to verify AI-generated data to ensure its accuracy and relevance. Cuban’s perspective...... read more >