AI will affect many, many jobs - maybe every job indirectly to some extent. But I don't think it's going to lead to, say, mass unemployment.
Instead of replacing human workers, AI is showing promise in making employees more efficient and enhancing productivity. This trend suggests that AI might not be the job killer many fear.
The experience of companies like IKEA reveals how AI's introduction can lead to retraining existing staff rather than mass layoffs, ensuring employees adapt to new roles.
Alorica's use of AI-driven translation tools allows its representatives to assist clients in over 200 languages, demonstrating AI's role in breaking language barriers without cutting jobs.
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