The subtle impact of AI (& IT) on jobs
The article discusses the potential impact of AI on job satisfaction and productivity. It highlights the possibility that AI could take over tasks employees dislike, but also warns that it might replace enjoyable tasks with less favorable ones. The author reflects on their own career and the implications of AI in the workplace.
- ▪AI is expected to impact jobs by taking over tasks to increase productivity.
- ▪While some tasks that employees dislike may be automated, there is a risk that enjoyable tasks could also be replaced.
- ▪The author expresses concern about the future of their career in software development due to these changes.
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