AI and the world of work: risks, numbers and new professions (AI Breakfast special)
Il dibattito pubblico sull’intelligenza artificiale e il lavoro è polarizzato tra due narrazioni. Da un lato, l’apocalisse occupazionale: robot e algoritmi che sostituiscono milioni di persone. Dall’altro, l’ottimismo tecnologico: l’AI come forza puramente creatrice di posti nuovi. I dati delle principali organizzazioni internazionali raccontano una verità più sfumata — e più urgente. Non è una…
The impact of artificial intelligence on jobs is a nuanced issue, with international organizations reporting a transformation of the workforce rather than mass replacement. According to the World Economic Forum, by 2030, automation and AI adoption may make 85 million jobs obsolete, but also create 170 million new ones. The OECD warns that workers with low qualifications and repetitive tasks are most at risk, while jobs requiring human interaction, creativity, and complex problem-solving are more resilient.
New professions are emerging, including AI trainers, governance officers, and data curators, which require hybrid skills and are in high demand.
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