Technological innovation has always been disruptive in the short term to the economic fortunes of those whose jobs were eliminated by it. But usually, the resulting economic growth provided longer term opportunities for better jobs and higher pay.
Will the same be true for young people in the wake of Artificial Intelligence….especially in entry level jobs early in their careers?
According to an article on AI site “Section”. There are four categories of work that are already beginning to shift toward automation:
- Repetitive, rule-based tasks (data entry, basic analysis)
- Data-intensive work (financial forecasting, market research)
- Predictable decision-making (standard approvals, basic QA)
- Low-creativity tasks (content tagging, report generation
“In other words, junior team members need to go from creating outputs to interpreting them, from processing information to thinking strategically about its implications.”
The young people in your life need to know “What AI means for the entry level job and your next career move.”
