Experts are predicting that over half of today’s jobs are “at risk” to AI in the foreseeable future, with only a minority of elite left working. Illustration: Craig Stephens
In the age of artificial intelligence, can we rise to the challenge of mass unemployment?
Timothy J. Peirson-Smith says we must heed the warnings of the potentially massive job losses that come with technological advances – not by panicking but by devising sensible strategies to deal with all the moral, social and financial issues
Experts are predicting that over half of today’s jobs are “at risk” to AI in the foreseeable future, with only a minority of elite left working. Illustration: Craig Stephens
