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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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An MIT study shows that artificial intelligence could replace 11.7% of the workforce in the US, equivalent to 1.2 trillion dollars in wages, affecting various fields.
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Many corporations, including Amazon and Nestlé, are announcing massive layoffs due to the economic slowdown and the transition to automation.
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Elon Musk: Human work will become optional in the near future
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Chen Deli, a researcher at DeepSeek, emphasized at the World Internet Conference in Wuzhen that although AI brings short-term benefits, it could have a major negative impact on humanity in the long term.
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An increasing number of studies indicate that artificial intelligence (AI) tools provide significant support to neurodivergent professionals, such as those with ADHD, autism, and dyslexia.
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Allianz intends to eliminate 1,800 jobs in the travel insurance division due to automation through artificial intelligence.
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