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News24 | ANALYSIS | Emile Ormond: South Africa unready for AI-era job disruption
Emerging economies like South Africa may be partially shielded from the initial waves of AI automation, but when it inevitably arrives, the country could be especially vulnerable due to its large, predominantly young labour force, writes Emile Ormond.
- The cutting starts at the middle level - says Maciek about his work. - They don't touch the youngest programmers and junior managers, they invest in their training, motivate them to work. They throw out the middle-of-the-road guys, often burnt out professionally after five or even 10 years of busting their asses - he says about the situation in the company. Just a moment ago, IT was an eldorado. Today, such a career is a big risk.
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