AI has long been reshaping the labor market, enhancing productivity in industries like manufacturing and customer service through automation. While there is widespread agreement that new AI technologies will disrupt businesses, there is hope that they will also create opportunities for individuals to adapt. Ben Goertzel from SingularityNET envisions a future where AI handles mundane tasks, allowing humans more time for creative pursuits and potentially leading to universal basic income. However, the transition phase raises questions about how AI will specifically benefit industries and workers.
AI technologies have transformed the labor landscape for decades, optimizing productivity but raising concerns about job displacement as automation increases across various industries.
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