By 2032 Forrester predicts a net loss of 1.42 million US jobs due to automation. According to a survey issued, nearly 11 million jobs in the United States will be lost to automation . The bad news is this. The good news is that automation will produce 9.63 million new jobs at the same time. It resulting in a net job loss of 1.42 million jobs throughout the time frame.
Retraining is required.
Now as per Jayant Narayan manager of the World Economic Forum’s Global AI Action Alliance. A major non-governmental and lobbying group based in Cologny, Uk, would pose issues for both the government.
“It raises challenges for governments about social safety nets Investment in life-long active learning. And citizen STEM training, among other things,” he told Tech News World.
“Some of these characteristics, such as retraining.” He continued, “would have a mid to longer-term outlook. As there might not be a rapid cure or a quick skill training opportunity.” “This raises challenges about how to help people break down walled job functions. And build a larger array of flexible abilities in the private sector,” he noted.
“A lot of the programs focus on very limited activities.” He continued, “but the workplace is changing so quick that people who can only do one thing are finding it difficult to obtain jobs.” We require programs that know what work requires and the skills they seek.
80% of Jobs are Affected by Technology
By 2032 Forrester predicts a net loss of 1.42 million US jobs due to automation. Universities may help with retraining by offering hybrid courses that combine humanities and science, according to Narayan. “Before developing systems, engineers must grasp the ethics of systems and their effects,” he stated.
West, on the other hand, believes that community colleges do a better job of training students for careers than four-year institutions.
Ai will produce new jobs in skilled services and information technology, as well as new industries like renewable energy, green buildings, and smart cities and infrastructure, according to Forrester.
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