Experts Say No Reason to Fear AI Will Cut Jobs

The growing use of artificial intelligence and automation in work places is creating challenges as well as benefits for businesses, institutions and the government. A congressional panel on Tuesday discussed the impact of artificial intelligence on American workers and the future of their jobs. VOA's Zlatica Hoke reports.

[Shroudheim]

I disagree. The population will continue to rise and the number of human ran occupations will continue to drop.

[dehsa]

Yeah, there's no reason to fear what you can't control, in the first place...

[dvgtx]

The chair woman looks likes pre-surgery Kylie Jenner

[afrinahmed]

But they can't think and also can't learn anything by themselves. They need humans to learn how to do an activity and also how to act or change themselves according to situations arising. If we don't teach robots how to act then they can't act moreover if we don't employ them rightly they will do wrongly an activity for which they were made. So making fully automatic is impossible because assisstance will be required at each step. But once learnt and to act out that learning system is designed priorly then for long time help will not be required. But still humans will have to keep an eye on them and also check their quality and learning efficiency overtime as creativity and newness is necessary due to daily research and development in each field regarding products and engineering. So behind the scene everyday and in the future every hour humans will be required to ensure quality, safety and creativity in all respects because human race has to develop and has to learn everyday. Thank you😊