'Give it a few more years, and I can absolutely imagine a world in which a bot does my job just as well as I can.'
, Goldman Sachs predicted that AI may automate 300, there are roughly 334 million humans living in America today.)
Some experts say that those fearing automation should instead focus on controlling what they can control. Just ride the techno-wave, baby. "It is normal to feel anxiety about the impact of AI because its evolution is fluid, and there are many unknown application factors," Carolyn Montrose, a career coach and lecturer at Columbia University, told theMontrose also apparently thinks that anxiety is a choice, and any concerned workers out there should "choose to feel anxious about AI, or empowered to learn about it and use it to their advantage.
Great. Cool. But while there is some merit — if only due to necessity — to figuring out how to incorporate AI into your workflow as a means of getting ahead, doing so doesn't mean that a CEO somewhere won't jump at the chance to fire employees in droves regardless. And while human society has historically adjusted to accommodate major technological changes within workforces, adjustment takes time, and AI development and integration is moving rapidly.
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