Sam Altman said that AI has the potential to automate many tasks that are currently done by humans, which could lead to a major loss of jobs; others, however, will emerge. Understand!
The phrase in the title of this text is controversial, but it is in line with the transformation of the job market. Sam Altman, CEO of ChatGPT, for example, said in an interview with The Atlantic that Artificial Intelligence is going to wipe out many jobs.
This is because it has the potential to automate many tasks that are currently done by humans, which could lead to a huge loss of jobs, especially in sectors such as customer service, manufacturing and transportation.
What impact will the technology have on generating new jobs?
Altman says that AI could also create new professions, but that these could be different from those that exist today. He says that people need to be prepared to learn new skills and adapt to technological changes.
Altman’s comments are in line with recent research by the World Economic Forum in its latest report, which lists the 10 jobs that will disappear by 2027 – and one of the causes is Artificial Intelligence.
In March, Goldman Sachs said that 300 million full-time jobs worldwide could be disrupted by AI
The question remains: are you? After all, “you won’t be replaced by AI, but by someone who knows what to do with AI,” says Cristiano Kruel, partner and innovation specialist at StartSe.
If not, here are some tips:
How to become a professional who understands about Artificial Intelligence?
- Keep up to date with the latest AI technologies and trends
- Develop skills and knowledge that are necessary for the New Economy
- Build a network of contacts and make connections with other people in your field
By following these tips, you can increase your chances of success in the job market.
WHY DOES IT MATTER?
Just as calculators, computers and Excel have changed the way we work and demanded new skills from people, so too has Artificial Intelligence. Anyone who doesn’t develop skills that match AI will be left behind.