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Many people do not perceive future automation optimistic, as it can deprive most of humanity work. But is this really so? For example, Paul Dougherty of Accenture does not agree with this opinion.
Dougherty believes that technology development will lead to improvement human abilities, but not to his replacement. Scientists have researched 1,500 companies and found that they work most effectively companies that combine human and machine skills.
Scientists believe that there will be an increase in the need for specialists, who will be busy training and tuning robots. Also increased need for staff where cars endow extra ability of people to work with more high performance.
Interestingly, the opinion of Dougherty and the experts of the World economic forum almost completely coincide: thanks the introduction of artificial intelligence by 2022, about 75 million places will be abolished, but at the same time new 130 will be created million jobs.
The picture at first glance looks encouraging, because unemployment does not threaten society, but what will happen to itself a person who becomes completely dependent on cars? To man rest is required, but not a car. Sooner or later, AI will come to the conclusion that a person also has limits of possibilities. And then what?..
It turns out that the scientist’s conclusion is correct, but only in the short-term period.
Andrey Vetrov
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