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5 July 07:00

Tim Harford looks at how artificial intelligence is affecting jobs, suggesting that jobs may change, but they won't disappear.

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Columnist Tim Harford discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs, pointing out that despite fears of automation, many jobs will evolve rather than disappear. For example, gardeners may benefit from AI aids, but they won't be replaced. Harford compares the effects of automation in accounting and inventory management, highlighting how automated tasks can transform the nature of work. The key question is whether AI will take over skilled or unskilled tasks, thus influencing employee satisfaction and wages.

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Inteligența artificială și siguranța locului de muncă. Cine scapă? Comentariu Financial Times
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Financial Times: Cine are un loc de muncă sigur în faţa inteligenţei artificiale?

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A new study from Stanford shows that young employees in fields exposed to AI have recorded a 13% decrease in job opportunities.
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Hungarian group Docler-Byborg has announced the dismissal of 200 employees at its Budapest headquarters as part of a strategy of automation and digitization through artificial intelligence
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TikTok plans to lay off hundreds of moderators in the UK, moving moderation to other European offices in favor of artificial intelligence.
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The Minister of Education, Daniel David, about the themes created with AI by students: "In a way, it is theft, but on the other hand, you can't really call it theft because artificial intelligence has not yet been defined as an agent with rights and obligations."
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Large tech companies, such as Meta, Google, and Microsoft, are massively investing in recruiting experts in artificial intelligence, which leads to record salaries and fierce competition.
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A Romanian woman from Germany draws attention to the low pensions for those who work for minimum wage, highlighting the high cost of living.

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