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Although it sounds like something out of a science fiction film, according to research by researchers at the University of Oxford, within 20 years robots could occupy the work of 47% of Americans. The study presumes that the type of Since they could perform the robots would be the least qualified. The more repetitive and simple the job is, the more likely the robot can do it. The truth is that not all jobs with less qualification can be made by devices of Artificial Intelligence, the reality is that human labor will be necessary. However, according to Wired, 70% of the jobs that exist today have their days counted and will disappear by the end of the century. Rice University computer science journalist Mhehe Vardi comments that "everything humans can do, So can a machine. Things are going on like in science fiction. "Although many sectors may be affected by this emerging new technological age, better jobs are also likely to emerge. Everything will depend on the technological evolution of the coming years and how we assimilate it. "Technological progress can make the cake bigger and still cause some workers looking for jobs to get worse," said Erik Brynjolfsson, Center Manager For MIT Digital Business for the Boston Globe. "It's the great paradox of our era."
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Although it sounds like something out of a science fiction film, according to research by researchers at the University of Oxford, within 20 years robots could occupy the work of 47% of Americans. The study presumes that the type of Since they could perform the robots would be the least qualified. The more repetitive and simple the job is, the more likely the robot can do it. The truth is that not all jobs with less qualification can be made by devices of Artificial Intelligence, the reality is that human labor will be necessary. However, according to Wired, 70% of the jobs that exist today have their days counted and will disappear by the end of the century. Rice University computer science journalist Mhehe Vardi comments that "everything humans can do, So can a machine. Things are going on like in science fiction. "Although many sectors may be affected by this emerging new technological age, better jobs are also likely to emerge. Everything will depend on the technological evolution of the coming years and how we assimilate it. "Technological progress can make the cake bigger and still cause some workers looking for jobs to get worse," said Erik Brynjolfsson, Center Manager For MIT Digital Business for the Boston Globe. "It's the great paradox of our era."
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