CNBCのインスタグラム(cnbc) - 6月28日 04時48分

Recent years have seen an uptake of automation in the workplace. ⁠
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In fact, the number of robots in use worldwide increased threefold over the past two decades to 2.25 million.⁠
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“As a result of robotization, tens of millions of jobs will be lost," according to a new study from Oxford Economics. ⁠
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More details, at the link in our bio.⁠
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fedegalizia11 At the same time, most of the jobs getting displaced are the low-level, low-skilled labor positions. Our challenge will be to upgrade our workforce to match the labor demand of the coming era. Although it won’t be an easy road ahead it will be one filled with amazing technology and huge potentials as the industries shift.

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dannyp1242 Demand for labor > supply of jobs right now. We must continue to find new labor segments let rudimentary functions get replaced as we deliver a new information society. Must be a better tomorrow @cnbc

theazurean Only certain industries will be wiped out but many new opportunities will come out. It’s called Jevon’s paradox. I did a podcast on this recently with my buddy Dr. Johnson from MIT. Link in bio.

manlypavanofficial Instead of Telling How many Jobs we would lost by 2030 Why Don't you tell how many new jobs robots could generate and what are they? How to prepare for those jobs?

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