Northern and Midlands jobs most at risk from robots The economics think tank claims that more than three million jobs across British cities could be lost by 2030 as robots and artificial intelligence (AI) technology become more widely used. Retail occupations, customer service roles and warehouse jobs are among those most at risk. However, the
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Australian bosses embrace artificial intelligence Australian business is widely adopting artificial intelligence despite more than two thirds of workers fearing it will replace their jobs. And they … Mr Groth said 77 per cent of senior executives surveyed were confident that employees in their organisation could be trained for new AI-related job roles. “There … Link
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Jobs in North and the Midlands at high risk of automation According to think tank Centre for Cities, around 3.6 million jobs in roles such as sales assistants, retail cashiers and warehouse positions could be replaced by artificial intelligence or automation within the next 12 years. Its Cities Outlook 2018 report said cities in the
Sunderland jobs under threat by 2030 Automation and globalisation are other key factors that are being outlined as possible reasons for the displacement of Sunderland jobs over the next twelve years. Sunderland was among 63 large urban areas in the UK explored in the economic study, which also found retail, customer service and … Link to
Are you at risk of losing your job to robots in the future? Here's what study has to say As glorious as the advent of artificial intelligence in almost every aspect of modern life seems, could you imagine not having a job in the near future because – as expected – robots and computers have
Winners and losers from the march of the robots Indeed, over a third (36.7 per cent) said that artificial intelligence has often resulted in job creation within their place of work. While the debate rages on about the big-picture impact, a new report out today by the Centre for Cities think tank argues there will
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