According to a recent report published by the UK's Daily Mail on July 17, researchers from the Center for Business and Economic Research at Ball State University have revealed some alarming findings about the future of the workforce. They suggest that automation will significantly affect low-wage, low-skill jobs, with data entry, mathematical careers, and telemarketing topping the list as the most vulnerable professions. Interestingly, the report highlights that robots might pose a bigger threat to the American job market than foreign competition.
The most significant impacts are expected to be felt by individuals earning less than $38,000 annually, which could further exacerbate challenges for already disadvantaged families. The study predicts that by 2024, machines will outperform humans in language translation tasks. By 2027, autonomous vehicles driven by robots could surpass human drivers in efficiency and safety. Retail industries might see a shift by 2031, with machines potentially replacing human employees in stores. Fast forward to 2049, and AI systems might even produce bestselling novels. By 2053, we could witness robots performing surgeries with precision rivaling or exceeding that of human surgeons.
The researchers emphasized that within the next 45 years, there is a 50% chance that artificial intelligence will become competent enough to handle all jobs currently performed by humans. Furthermore, they estimate that there is also a 50% likelihood that machines will fully take over all human work within the next 120 years. These predictions underscore the rapid pace at which technology is evolving and its profound implications for the global labor market. As these changes unfold, it becomes increasingly important for societies to adapt and prepare for a future where machines play an ever-more prominent role in our daily lives. (Compilation by Intern Ru Yafei; Review by Li Zongze)
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