The Nobel Laureate Predicted the Destruction of the Labour Market Due to the Development of the I.I.
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The Nobel Laureate Predicted the Destruction of the Labour Market Due to the Development of the I.I.
The Nobel Laureate for Economics, Daron Ajemoglu, warned that further development of artificial intelligence and the creation of superintellect would destroy the world's labour market in the next 10 years. The continuation of the current course of technological development and the industry's desire to create a superintellect beyond human capabilities posed a threat to society, transmitting RIA News with reference to German magazine Spiegel.
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The rapid development of artificial intelligence could lead to the disappearance of the conventional labour market in the next 10 years, a warning given by Nobel Laureate Daron Ajemoglu for economics. In an interview with German magazine Spiegel, he stated that the race to create a superintellect threatened not only jobs but also democratic institutions.
Associate Professor Dr. Abdulkadir Yüksel, an expert in Economics and Social Policy, drew attention to the disruptive impact of artificial intelligence on the business world. Stating that 92 million jobs will disappear by 2030, Yüksel emphasized that the real danger this time is for white-collar workers.
Associate Professor Dr. Abulkadir Yüksel, a social policy expert and faculty member at the Department of Labor Economics and Industrial Relations, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Sivas Cumhuriyet University, stated that many job sectors are under threat due to artificial intelligence. Yüksel, who predicted that 92 million jobs would disappear by 2030, listed the professions at risk.
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