[mohanJA76]

artificial intelligence - AI is transforming industries and the potential consequences for the global workforce. A lot of  companies investing in AI, and as a result the risk of job losses raises. How your countries are preparing for the impact of AI on employment?

[mdpou]

It's still 4-5 years away but definitely I am already seeing changes in job availability

[Gojo_Sniper]

I think it will only do good in the IT field. Some people with no real skills have been abusing the current system and earning 6 figures while being less skilled than a random 12 years old autistic guy building a CPU in Minecraft. I hope AI will replace them.

[Miner21]

I know 70% of my job could be done much better by AI. I havent heard a word about it being implemented though. They will probably just drop it like a bomb

[Crockett]

I can tell you I don't hire people for some jobs anymore because AI has helped my company get the work done quickly and efficiently so yeah some jobs are being impacted but overall i dont think AI will impact job market as initially anticipated. For example, digital marketers still still need to hire editors to proofread even the best of AI written content, the same goes for graphic designers. The robotic industry however maybe impacted with more robots doing the physical labor but their manager would still be a human.

[muzaffar1337]

nothing can be like human hands

[keimber]

this is not going to work well since the full of IA errors can commit...

[tropicalminty]

All AI at some point will need human intervention...some jobs will be replaced and some others will be created.

[Miner21]

I know a lot of my job could be done by AI. It hasnt been implemented at all yet. I have heard not to worry because using AI is supposed to create new jobs. We will see if thats true

[ypsehlig]

I'm not sure how the country is preparing on a large scale. I'm making sure to prepare myself. Just as with any disruptive tech, there wil be people who benefit and people who lose out.