US EditionAI Isn’t Killing Jobs—Yet. But Entry-Level Workers and Middle Managers Should Be Watching Closely
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Will artificial intelligence take people's jobs? It's safe to say that it will, although it's certainly not completely black and white. AI will take some jobs from people, but it will also create new ones. The most at risk are those who are not interested in change. "It's not AI that will take people's jobs, but people who learn to work with it," say Ihor Peresuňko and Daniil Shakovskiy, founders of the AI startup Lexicon Labs. And they explain …
CLIFFORD MUGERWA: Why AI hasn’t taken your job yet: The skills gap will decide who wins and who loses
Clifford Mugerwa, Digital Lead at brainchildBurson The way we work has been heavily disrupted over the past few years, with the latest and largest recent shift caused by the increased public access to Large Language Models (LLMs) and generative AI platforms. Many highlight the initial public release of ChatGPT in November 2022 as the starting point of this seismic shift. However, this is a misconception. Generative AI, in its nascent forms, has …
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