Don't ask whether AI will take your job, but who wants it to

Don't ask whether AI will take your job, but who wants it to

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly woven into everyday life, its impact will be defined not by the technology itself, but by the people and institutions that control it. This is particularly critical in the realm of employment. The real danger is not that AI will eliminate jobs but that unchecked power will determine who keeps them. AI replacing jobs According to Professor Linda du Plessis, senior deputy vice-chancellor at Nort…

The question isn't whether AI will replace jobs, but who wants it to

Alarm bells have been ringing about how artificial intelligence (AI) will replace certain, if not most, future jobs. But this fixation on job loss may be asking the wrong question. The real issue is not whether AI will take jobs; it is about who controls AI and how it will be used. AI is not […] The post The question isn’t whether AI will replace jobs, but who wants it to appeared first on Farmers Review Africa.