AI is here but what about the careers that will inevitably be lost?

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AI is here but what about the careers that will inevitably be lost?

There’s nearly an announcement every day about AI these days. Only on Tuesday Google was trumpeting what the economic benefits might be for this country once countless tasks become automated by AI. But what about the careers that will inevitably be lost? The European Association for People Management says there should still be ‘decent work and good jobs’ as workplaces adopt more technology and artificial intelligence tools than ever. It says that the workplaces of the future should still have a high trust culture- embedding equality, diversity and inclusion. Joining Joe this morning was the President of the EAPM Berna Oztinaz.

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