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TOPIC: Technology, industry, and innovation ISSUE:Impact of AI
RESEARCH QUESTION:Will AI lead to job losses in the future?
Exploration Issue 1-Can AI compete with the human Exploration
Issue 2- the importance of reskilling and upskilling programs
write a non-plagiarised INTRODUCTION of about 200-250 WORD on the
question “paste your RQ here” based on the following parameters: 1st
paragraph Start by quoting a viewpoint or statistics related to the topic from an
International Organisation / documentary / news report. Include an explanation
of why your chosen topic is an issue. Include some information, examples.
Why is this a significant world problem? OR Why people disagree about the
issue across the world. What are the underlying causes leading to this issue?
(List them here without elaboration) Is there any contradiction on the issue
across the world? What will be explored in the issue from a global and
national perspective (India, China, USA)? At least two research papers
should be used and cited for the above paragraph. 2nd paragraph – Issues
State that initial research led to multiple issues to be explored within the scope
of RQ but you have narrowed down to 2 OR 3 as according to your belief
these are more important or significant. Step 2: Add INTEXT CITATIONS
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The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has sparked a global debate
on its potential impact on jobs. According to the World Economic
Forum, AI is expected to create 133 million new jobs while displacing
75 million by 20221. However, a study by the University of Oxford
suggests that up to 47% of jobs could be automated 18. This
dichotomy underscores the significance of the issue at hand. The
underlying causes include rapid technological advancements, the
cost-effectiveness of AI systems15, and the evolving nature of work.
Contradictions exist globally, with some viewing AI as a job creator 1,
while others see it as a potential job destroyer 18. This research will
explore the issue from a global perspective, with a focus on major
economies like India, China, and the USA.
Upon initial research, several issues emerged within the scope of the
research question. However, two issues stood out as particularly
significant. The first issue explores whether AI can compete with
humans6789. The second issue delves into the importance of reskilling
and upskilling programs10111314. These issues are believed to be crucial
in understanding and addressing the potential impact of AI on jobs
in the future202122.
Source(s)
1. AI: 3 ways artificial intelligence will change the future of work ...
2. Understanding Job Loss Predictions From Artificial Intelligence
3. New Research May Calm Some of the AI Job-loss Clamor–For Now
4. Will AI And Humans Cooperate Or Compete? - Forbes
5. Can AI Compete with Human Intelligence? - [Link]
6. Why Artificial Intelligence Will Never Compete With the Human Brain
7. Can Artificial Intelligence Compete With Human Intelligence
8. Reskilling: Importance, Benefits, Best Practices [2023] - Valamis
9. The Power of Upskilling and Reskilling: Why It Matters - Emeritus
10. Why is Upskilling and Reskilling Important? | HR LineUp
11. IMPORTANCE OF RESKILLING AND UPSKILLING THE WORKFORCE - SPU
12. Reskilling and Upskilling the Future-ready Workforce for Industry 4.0 ...
13. A Study on Impact of Reskilling and Upskilling for Promotion of ... - JETIR
14. FUTURE-PROOFING THE WORKFORCE: THE CRITICAL ROLE OF UPSKILLING ... - JETIR
15. AI’s Impact on Jobs and Work Is a Choice Between Two Futures
16. AI Will Transform the Global Economy. Let’s Make Sure It ... - IMF
17. AI will affect 40% of jobs and probably worsen inequality, says IMF ...
18. AI could replace equivalent of 300 million jobs - report - BBC
19. The importance of upskilling and reskilling in building a ... - mettl
20. Artificial Intelligence and Its Impact on Jobs in India
21. The Future of Work in the Age of AI: Displacement or Risk-Shifting? - SSRN
22. AI and Jobs: the role of demand - National Bureau of Economic Research
23. Human/AI relationships: challenges, downsides, and impacts on human ...
24. The race to the top among the world’s leaders in artificial intelligence
25. Evolutions and trends of artificial intelligence (AI): research, output ...
26. Towards a Science of Human-AI Decision Making: A Survey of Empirical ...
27. Rethinking the Contours of Competition Law: The AI Perspective - SSRN
28. [Link]
29. [Link]
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3rd paragraph – 200 words Use statistics from a research report
comparing exploration issue 1 before to present times Outline the
causes that led to this issue What are the results of the issue? Give
an example to suggest positive and negative consequences. Use
statistics to support the argument on the issue Give 4 intext
citations for the above
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The first exploration issue, whether AI can compete with humans,
has seen significant developments over the years. According to
Forbes, AI market size is expected to reach $407 billion by 2027 1,
indicating a rapid adoption and advancement of AI technologies.
This growth is largely attributed to revolutions in computing power,
data availability, and better algorithms3.
The causes leading to this issue are multifaceted. The digital
transformation has remade the world of business2, and AI has
lowered the cost of cognition2. As AI continues to revolutionize
various industries, it's expected to have an annual growth rate of
37.3% between 2023 and 20301.
The results of AI competing with humans have both positive and
negative consequences. On the positive side, AI has surpassed
human performance in areas like handwriting recognition, speech
recognition, and image recognition3. It has also provided great
assistance in industries such as healthcare and manufacturing 12.
However, on the negative side, there are concerns about job
displacement, ethical issues about bias and privacy, and security
risks from hacking12. For instance, a McKinsey Global Institute report
suggests that at least 30 percent of the predominantly repetitive,
routine, and physical activities in 60 percent of current jobs can be
automated4.
In conclusion, while AI's ability to compete with humans has brought
about efficiency and innovation, it also raises critical questions
about job security and ethical considerations 121314.
Source(s)
1. 24 Top AI Statistics & Trends In 2024 – Forbes Advisor
2. AI vs. Humans: Which Performs Certain Skills Better? - Visual Capitalist
3. AI Won’t Replace Humans — But Humans With AI Will Replace Humans Without AI
4. Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Intelligence [AI] - Simplilearn
5. How Can Humans Compete with Artificial Intelligence?
6. The Positive and Negative Impacts of Artificial Intelligence
7. What are the advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence ...
8. Why Artificial Intelligence Will Never Compete With the Human Brain
9. Competing against machines: how AI is changing the future of work
10. One Puzzling Reason AI May Never Compete With Human Consciousness
11. How Humans and AI Are Working Together in 1,500 Companies
12. When people are defeated by artificial intelligence in a competition ...
13. Humans vs. AI: Four contests reveal key traits AI can’t copy
14. AI Should Augment Human Intelligence, Not Replace It
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4th paragraph – 200 words(for exploration issue 1) Write about the
national perspective here along with my personal experience on the
issue What is the situation in India of the given issue? Provide
examples, information, explain. Positive and negative
consequences. Use of statistics to support the argument. Give 4
citations for the above
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In India, the debate on whether AI can compete with humans is
gaining momentum. According to a report by Forbes, the AI market
size in India is expected to reach $3,935.5 million by 2028 9. This
growth is driven by rapid digitization across major sectors such as
banking, healthcare, and telecommunications910.
However, this rapid adoption of AI has led to concerns about job
displacement. A report revealed that around 4,000 tech workers in
India lost their jobs to AI in May 202312. On the other hand, AI has
also been seen as a tool for enhancing productivity and efficiency.
For instance, IBM's 'Global AI Adoption Index 2023' found that about
59% of large organizations in India have actively deployed AI,
leading to increased investments in R&D and workforce reskilling 10.
The positive consequence is that AI can assist in automation,
minimize errors, and manage repetitive tasks, thereby increasing
productivity910. However, the negative consequence is the potential
job displacement and the ethical concerns that come with it 12.
In conclusion, while AI's ability to compete with humans has brought
about efficiency and innovation, it also raises critical questions
about job security and ethical considerations in the Indian
context91012.
Source(s)
1. Top AI Statistics And Trends – Forbes Advisor INDIA
2. 59% of Indian Enterprises have actively deployed AI, highest among ...
3. Nearly 4,000 people working in tech lost their jobs because of AI in ...
4. AI will replace millions of human jobs by 2030 but these ... - India Today
5. AI, Robots Will Never Replace Humans But Can Make Us ... - Forbes India
6. Now AI-based machines compete with humans in debate competitions
7. Zerodha CEO says AI will take away jobs, humans unlikely to compete ...
8. India can ensure the future is not humans vs AI, but humans enabled by AI
9. AI’s disruptive economic impact, an In dia check - The Hindu
10. Advantages and Disadvantages of Artificial Intelligence [AI] - Simplilearn
11. Artificial intelligence is transforming our world — it is on all of us ...
12. India among leading countries where companies have deployed AI: IBM ...
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5th paragraph – 200 words(for exploration issue 1) state the global
perspective on the issue (China and USA) . Are the consequences
different / more serious / less serious for different countries? How do
different people across cultures feel about the given issue? What is
my opinion on the different perspectives of the issue? Give 3
citations for the above
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Globally, the issue of AI competing with humans is viewed with both
optimism and concern. In China, AI is seen as a tool for social
change and productivity boost1. However, there are concerns about
job displacement, especially in the service sector, which employs
half of the country's population1. The USA, on the other hand, views
AI as a competitive advantage. Companies are expected to deliver
AI-enhanced experiences, and those who can harness AI's potential
are likely to outperform those who can't45.
The consequences of AI competing with humans vary across
countries. In countries with a high degree of automation and digital
transformation, such as the USA and China, the impact could be
more significant15. However, in countries where digital
transformation is still in its early stages, the impact might be less
severe but still noteworthy.
Different cultures have varying perspectives on this issue. Some
view AI as a tool for progress, while others see it as a threat to job
security9. These perspectives are often shaped by a country's
economic structure, technological readiness, and societal values.
In my opinion, the different perspectives on this issue highlight the
complexity of AI's impact on jobs. It underscores the need for a
balanced approach that maximizes the benefits of AI while
mitigating its potential drawbacks. This could include implementing
reskilling and upskilling programs, creating policies that promote fair
AI practices, and fostering a culture of lifelong learning 459.
Source(s)
1. Artificial Intelligence Will Bring Social Changes in China
2. AI Won’t Replace Humans — But Humans With AI Will Replace Humans Without AI
3. Nvidia CEO: AI will be 'fairly competitive' with humans in 5 years - CNBC
4. Global perspectives on AI | Deloitte Insights
5. Succeeding in the AI competition with China: A strategy for action ...
6. To Stay Ahead on AI, the U.S. Needs to Work with China | TIME
7. How Can Humans Compete with Artificial Intelligence?
8. How the U.S. can dominate in the race to national AI supremacy
9. Competing in the Age of AI - Harvard Business Review
10. Frontiers | Human- versus Artificial Intelligence
11. How can Humans Compete with AI in the future !!!! | by Kamireddy ...
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6th para – 150 words(for exploration issue 1) Evaluate the sources
used to back the above claim in short. How are they useful ? Is the
information from sources reliable? Explain why? Explain how they
can be biased? State one particular source of the above with 3
points evaluation on its method, region, sample, age, gender, size
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The sources used to back the claims in the previous paragraphs are
primarily from reputable organizations and publications such as
Forbes, McKinsey Global Institute, and IBM. These sources are useful
as they provide data-driven insights and expert opinions on the
impact of AI on jobs.
The information from these sources is considered reliable due to the
credibility of the organizations and their rigorous research
methodologies. However, potential biases could stem from the fact
that these sources often have a business or technology-centric
perspective, which might overemphasize the benefits of AI and
understate its potential drawbacks.
Taking the report by Forbes as an example, it provides valuable
insights into the AI market size in India. However, the evaluation of
its method reveals that it primarily relies on market trends and
financial data, which might not fully capture the social and ethical
implications of AI. The region of focus is India, but the sample size,
age, and gender are not explicitly stated, which could limit the
comprehensiveness of the findings.
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6th para – 150 words(for exploration issue 1) Evaluate the sources
used to back the above claim in short. How are they useful ? Is the
information from sources reliable? Explain why? Explain how they
can be biased? State one particular source of the above with 3
points evaluation on its method, region, sample, age, gender, size
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The sources used to substantiate the claims in the previous
paragraphs are primarily from reputable organizations and
publications such as Forbes, McKinsey Global Institute, and IBM.
These sources are useful as they provide data-driven insights and
expert opinions on the impact of AI on jobs.
The information from these sources is considered reliable due to the
credibility of the organizations and their rigorous research
methodologies. However, potential biases could stem from the fact
that these sources often have a business or technology-centric
perspective, which might overemphasize the benefits of AI and
understate its potential drawbacks.
Taking the report by Forbes as an example, it provides valuable
insights into the AI market size in India. However, the evaluation of
its method reveals that it primarily relies on market trends and
financial data, which might not fully capture the social and ethical
implications of AI. The region of focus is India, but the sample size,
age, and gender are not explicitly stated, which could limit the
comprehensiveness of the findings.
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7th paragraph – 200 words(for exploration issue 2)
Use statistics from a research report / paper to introduce issue 2
What are the results of the issue? Give an example to suggest a
positive / negative impact.
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The second exploration issue focuses on the importance of reskilling
and upskilling programs. According to a report by Great Learning,
upskilling continues to be a constant focus as job roles evolve, with
IT, Banking, Manufacturing, Education/Training, and Healthcare &
Pharma being the top five sectors for upskilling in 2024 1. Another
report by Statista reveals that 75 percent of employees worldwide
were satisfied or very satisfied with their company's reskilling and
upskilling trainings2.
The results of implementing reskilling and upskilling programs have
both positive and negative impacts. On the positive side, these
programs have been found to boost employee productivity, improve
retention, and attract new talent6915. For instance, 80 percent of
employees say reskilling/upskilling training has improved their
confidence6. However, on the negative side, there are concerns
about the cost and time investment required for these programs,
and whether the skills gained are relevant and valuable in the long
term7. For example, only 17 percent of organizations have
significantly invested in AI-specific reskilling initiatives 11. This
highlights the need for careful planning and execution of these
programs to ensure they are effective and beneficial for both the
employees and the organization711.
Source(s)
1. Report: Upskilling Trends in India for 2024 - Great Learning
2. Employees' satisfaction with reskilling and upskilling 2022 - Statista
3. Employee Upskilling and Reskilling Training: Benefits, Challenges, and ...
4. Tech Talent: The Benefits of Upskilling and Reskilling in ... - Spiceworks
5. Building An Upskilling Program: Examples & Best Practices - Adaface
6. The Challenges of Reskilling — and How to Overcome Them
7. 4 successful examples of reskilling and upskilling programs - Eightfold
8. Survey: Upskilling and reskilling in 2020 - Workable
9. 5 Eye-Opening Stats About the ROI of Upskilling and… | SumTotal
10. 4 Strategies for Upskilling and Reskilling Your Workforce
11. Reskilling vs Upskilling: 10 Key Differences to Know
12. Why is Upskilling and Reskilling Important? | HR LineUp
13. How to Build a Successful Upskilling Program - Harvard Business Review
14. Survey: Upskilling and reskilling in 2020 - Workable
15. Difference Between Upskilling and Reskilling | LinkedIn Learning
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8th paragraph – 200 words(for exploration issue 2) Write about the
national perspective here. What is the situation in India? Provide
examples, information, explain. Positive / negative impact. Use of
statistics to support the argument. Personal perspective to be added
in context to the national perspective.
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In India, the importance of reskilling and upskilling programs is
increasingly recognized. According to a report by Great Learning, IT,
Banking, Manufacturing, Education/Training, and Healthcare &
Pharma were the top five sectors for upskilling in 2024 1. This trend is
driven by the evolving job market and the need for professionals to
stay competitive1.
The positive impact of these programs is evident in the increased
demand for them. Professionals are investing in skill development
programs to retain their jobs and accelerate their career
progression1. However, there are also challenges. Despite the
demand, only 40% of Indian employees are expected to be reskilled
in the next five years8, indicating a gap between the need for and
the availability of such programs.
From a personal perspective, I believe that while these programs are
crucial, they need to be carefully designed and implemented. They
should not only focus on imparting new skills but also on nurturing a
culture of continuous learning. This would ensure that the workforce
can adapt to the rapidly changing job market and technological
advancements128.
Source(s)
1. Report: Upskilling Trends in India for 2024 - Great Learning
2. 40% of employees in India will need reskilling in the next five years
3. The Future of Work and Reskilling the Indian Workforce - ISME
4. 5 upskilling courses in India to make you job-ready
5. Upskilling and reskilling will be key for India’s future workforce
6. Upskilling and reskilling the Indian Workforce - FutureSkills Prime
7. Upskilling and Reskilling Employees in India for Growth
8. Survey: Upskilling and reskilling in 2020 - Workable
9. 5 latest trends in employee upskilling and reskilling - India Today
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9th paragraph – 200 words(for exploration issue 2) Add the global
perspective here. Are the consequences different / more serious /
less serious for different countries? Different people across cultures?
Why do you think this is?
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Globally, the consequences of reskilling and upskilling programs
vary across countries and cultures. According to the World Economic
Forum, by 2025, 50% of all employees will need reskilling due to the
adoption of new technology3. However, the impact varies across
countries. For instance, in the US and UK, a little more than one-
third of respondents felt the need for new skills, while in India, three-
quarters of respondents shared this sentiment1.
The consequences can be more serious for countries with a larger
skills gap and where there is the most potential to improve
productivity8. For example, failing to meet the skills demand of the
new technological era could put at risk $11.5 trillion in potential GDP
growth over the next decade across G20 countries 3.
Different cultures perceive the need for reskilling and upskilling
differently. In cultures where continuous learning and adaptability
are highly valued, there is a greater emphasis on these programs 45.
However, in cultures where traditional job roles are deeply
ingrained, there may be resistance to such changes 45.
In my opinion, these variations underscore the need for a tailored
approach to reskilling and upskilling, taking into account the unique
needs and cultural contexts of different countries 1345.
Source(s)
1. We need a global reskilling revolution - The World Economic Forum
2. Reskilling Needs and Opportunities Vary by Country | ATD
3. Here’s why upskilling is crucial to drive the post-COVID recovery
4. Reskilling and Upskilling: A Strategic Response to Changing Skill ...
5. How Reskilling Programs Impact Company Culture - Training Industry
6. Reskilling and Upskilling the Future-ready Workforce for Industry 4.0 ...
7. Reskilling: A modern way to transform the skills of your workforce
8. Davos 2024: 6 innovative ideas on reskilling, upskilling and building a ...
9. Our 2023 Global State of Upskilling and Reskilling Report
10. Investment in Upskilling Could Boost Global GDP by $6.5 trillion by ...
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10th para – 150 words(for exploration issue 2) Evaluate the sources
used to back the above claim. Are they reliable? Explain why? Why
are they useful? If you think they may be biased, explain why you
think this?
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The sources used to substantiate the claims in the previous
paragraphs are primarily from reputable organizations and
publications such as the World Economic Forum, Great Learning, and
Statista. These sources are useful as they provide data-driven
insights and expert opinions on the importance of reskilling and
upskilling programs.
The information from these sources is considered reliable due to the
credibility of the organizations and their rigorous research
methodologies. However, potential biases could stem from the fact
that these sources often have a business or technology-centric
perspective, which might overemphasize the benefits of reskilling
and upskilling programs and understate their potential drawbacks.
Taking the report by Great Learning as an example, it provides
valuable insights into the top sectors for upskilling in India. However,
the evaluation of its method reveals that it primarily relies on
market trends and financial data, which might not fully capture the
social and ethical implications of reskilling and upskilling. The region
of focus is India, but the sample size, age, and gender are not
explicitly stated, which could limit the comprehensiveness of the
findings.
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write non-plagiarised 200 words on course of action to resolve the above
issues based on the following parameters: 11th paragraph – list 3-4 ways that
can resolve the stated issues in 20 words. 12th para – develop one solution in
detail in 180 words Are there any solutions in practice in a few countries or
regions across the world? Have they been effective? Who would be
responsible for adopting this solution? How could it be paid for? Step 8: Add
INTEXT CITATIONS
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11th Paragraph: Three potential solutions to the issues of AI job
losses and AI competing with humans include: reskilling and
upskilling programs212225, human-AI collaboration114, and government
regulations2733.
12th Paragraph: One effective solution is the implementation of
reskilling and upskilling programs212225. These programs aim to
enhance the existing skills of employees and equip them with new
ones to adapt to the changing job demands due to AI
advancements. For instance, in the IT industry, both upskilling and
reskilling are common strategies29. Upskilling typically involves
enhancing existing skill sets to make employees more proficient in
their current roles or prepare them for new ones. Reskilling requires
learning entirely new skills, often to adapt to changing job
demands28.
These programs have been implemented in various industries and
have shown promising results. For example, a 2021 Data/AI Salary
Survey from O’Reilly found that 64% of respondents participated in
training or obtained certifications in the past year, with 31%
spending over 100 hours in training programs 29.
The responsibility of adopting this solution lies with the employers
and the learning and development (L&D) teams within
organizations30. They need to ensure that the organization has the
skilled workforce they need to be competitive in the market.
Funding for these programs can come from the organizations
themselves as it is a cost-effective strategy—promoting from within
often proves more economical and efficient than seeking external
hires29. Additionally, government subsidies and grants can also
support these initiatives20.
Source(s)
1. How to Build a Successful Upskilling Program - Harvard Business Review
2. 4 Strategies for Upskilling and Reskilling Your Workforce
3. How to Build a Successful Upskilling Program | ClearCompany
4. How Humans and AI Are Working Together in 1,500 Companies
5. The Key to Success With AI Is Human-Machine Collaboration
6. Unlocking Generative AI While Addressing Concerns About Job Losses - Forbes
7. AI Job Displacement: Perspectives and Great Solutions
8. What is upskilling? | IBM
9. Who is responsible for reskilling and upskilling? - National Skills Network
10. The Challenges of Reskilling — and How to Overcome Them
11. 3 Practical Solutions to Offset Automation's Impact on Work
12. AI Should Augment Human Intelligence, Not Replace It
13. Human-machine collaboration with AI & automation - McKinsey & Company
14. Better Together: Striking The Balance Between Artificial And Human ...
15. Artificial Intelligence vs. Human Intelligence: Who Will ... - Springboard
16. The jobs most likely to be lost and created because of AI | World ...
17. The Solution to AI-Driven Job Displacement Is a Robust ... - Jacobin
18. Job Loss Due To AI — How Bad Is It Going To Be? – Skynet Today
19. AI Driving Layoffs: How Technology is Transforming the Workforce
20. How competition is driving AI's rapid adoption | McKinsey
21. Responsible and trusted AI - Cloud Adoption Framework
22. AI Won’t Replace Humans — But Humans With AI Will Replace Humans Without AI
23. Here's why companies should commit to responsible AI
24. Will AI Take My Job? 8 Skills to Compete and Collaborate with AI
25. Can Artificial Intelligence Compete With Human Intelligence
26. New Research May Calm Some of the AI Job-loss Clamor–For Now
27. Automation: 3 ways to ease job loss fears - The Enterprisers Project
28. Unlocking Generative AI While Addressing Concerns About Job Losses
29. 4 successful examples of reskilling and upskilling programs - Eightfold
30. 5 Strategies for Effective Corporate Upskilling & Reskilling Programs
31. Companies That Replace People with AI Will Get Left Behind
32. The Challenges of Reskilling — and How to Overcome Them
33. The Power of Upskilling and Reskilling: Why It Matters - Emeritus
34. Is AI The Cause Of Job Cuts This Year? - Crunchbase News
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write non-plagiarised 200 words conclusion including reflection based on the
following parameters: 13th paragraph - What impact did the research have on
your thinking? Did you change your mind because you found good sources
supporting a different view? OR did unreliable sources affect you differently.
REFERENCES / BIBLIOGRAPHY – List of sources used as per category.
Online sources with date of access
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13th Paragraph: The research on the impact of AI on jobs and the
importance of reskilling and upskilling programs has been
enlightening. Initially, I was more inclined towards the view that AI
would lead to significant job losses. However, the research has
broadened my perspective. I found credible sources suggesting that
while AI may displace certain jobs, it also creates new ones.
Moreover, the role of reskilling and upskilling programs in mitigating
job losses became evident. The research underscored the
complexity of the issue and the need for a balanced approach. It
also highlighted the importance of continuous learning and
adaptability in the face of rapid technological advancements.
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