The BIG Debate About the Future of WORK - What You Need to Know

The BIG Debate About the Future of WORK - What You Need to Know

Robots continue to challenge humans on all fronts thanks to the high-end advancements in robotics research, artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and related technologies. Scientists tell us robots are here to make our lives easier and healthier. However, many people believe these machines will unseat millions of humans from their working desks and render many others unemployable. Could this be true?

In this video, we will explain what the future of work would look like for humans and robots.

To ensure we have an all-round discussion, we'll be answering these questions:

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What Are The Advantage And Disadvantages Of Robots And Automation At Workplaces?

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How To Prepare Yourself For The Future Of Work?

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[luisguillen]

Technology is getting better every day!

[TheBeatersGuide]

Unfortunately robots are inherently sweeping people aside due to the financial aspect within the labor force hire in keeping more money within their companies. It's a smart business move and conditional and or selective rolls within this industry are susceptible to change.

[elontsai]

I think the future landscape of work is going to change drastically. Robots will replace a large portion of the work force.

[randystegemann]

8:36 No telemarketers? What, more robocallers? I can't answer unknown callers on my phone as it is now. I suppose they are hard at work on something even worse.

[jonyrahman]

Creative work will boom in this AI running world.

[edsiebert]

All the "future roles" mentioned are highly-skilled in their work demands. Rutger Bregman warns of the rise of the "useless class" of people in as much as they are not skilled/capable enough to take on the available work. We need Universal Basic Income as that will help temper many of the issues surrounding AI/automation taking jobs.

[dalecranmer]

Cashiers??? Supermarket, fastfood, gas station. I can see it happening in 25 years

[raymondmartin]

I I think you're wrong to some extent yes machines they won't work longer hours yes but parts do wear out you do have to put another robot and its place for all the other one is getting fixed so yes you're right but in some aspects you're wrong

[bobbymac]

Doctors, Lawyers, white collar mid management, politicians there is no job that cannot be done better with robots. What the rich don't see is they will fall with the rest of us.

[louisneblett]

Well maybe we can replace all of congress with robots they are smarter .