Capital de TokensAI May Transform More Jobs Than It Destroys
Watch on YouTube Automation has always changed jobs, but generative AI is first entering tasks that many considered protected: writing, summarizing, designing, programming, and analyzing information. And that upends an old intuition: we thought machines would replace physical and repetitive work first, while office wor
Automation has always changed jobs, but generative AI is first entering tasks that many considered protected: writing, summarizing, designing, programming, and analyzing information. And that upends an old intuition: we thought machines would replace physical and repetitive work first, while office work would remain safe. Now we see that the impact may reach the desk before the warehouse. The International Labour Organization estimates that one in four workers worldwide is in an occupation with some degree of exposure to generative AI. Exposure does not mean dismissal. That is worth repeating because those headlines often lose the nuance. It means that some of the tasks within that occupation may be altered. The ILO itself maintains that, in most cases, jobs will be transformed more than they will disappear entirely.
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