Written in PRESENT he 5/5/2024 · 10:20 a.m.
In the changing world of modern technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a phenomenon with transcendental impact in numerous areas, promising to streamline tasks and revolutionize the way we work.
One of the visionaries who anticipated this exponential growth was Bill Gates, whose predictions have begun to materialize in the present.
Gates has repeatedly warned about the impact AI would have on the labor market, underscoring the need for people to acquire skills related to technological advances to stay relevant in the future of work.
According to the tycoonAI is “one of the most important things that will happen in our lives in the next 100 years,” with a transformative potential equal to, or even greater than, that of the Internet.
A study by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) corroborates these predictions, estimating that around 40% of global jobs could be affected by the advance of AI. However, Bill Gates has also expressed optimism about this transformation, noting that the increase in artificial intelligence has generated “a real increase” in productivity.
According to Gates’ vision, if these trends continue, although some jobs may disappear due to technological advances, they will be replaced by new activities that will require human intervention in the implementation and management of these emerging tools. That is to say, although AI changes the nature of work, it will also open new opportunities and demand constant adaptation from the professionals of the future.
