AI is becoming a bigger part of our lives and work, but there's worry that it might advance faster than people can adapt.
This could risk a new form of winter—one where public trust and engagement with AI cools significantly.
The concern is not just about technology—it's about people and their place in the future of work.
How does one job become irrelevant? Here are a few examples:
✅Commoditation of Quality
When products or services start to look the same because their special features become common, quality isn't as impressive or valuable for selling them anymore.
✅ Skill Redundancy
When technological advancements automate or streamline processes, making certain specialized skills excessive or outdated.
✅ Market Oversaturation
When there are more qualified individuals than available jobs, leading to a competitive environment where even high-level expertise may not guarantee employment.
✅ Evolving Consumer Preferences
When shifts in consumer behavior or trends lead to a decreased demand for certain industries or services, impacting the relevancy of jobs associated with them.
To avoid or at least mitigate these risks, we need to think beyond just worrying about losing or keeping jobs.
We must ensure that relevance in the workforce is preserved through proactive education and policy.
Only then can we prevent the onset of an AI winter, characterized not by a lack of jobs, but by a workforce unprepared for the future.
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AI versus humans? Nope.
This is not AI vs humans.
It’s humans with tech advantage — versus humans without tech advantage.
An old game — repeating every century, every decade.
And humanity has never won it.
Not once.
Why?
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@al13326@iamkarendavila Or give a safe space for small business to thrive helping them earn money to sustain their needs without diplomas and certificates.And when I say this, I mean the younger generations who have less experience and do not have any credentials to prove they are trustworthy.
@al13326@iamkarendavila Until majority of Filipinos do not have the financial freedom to help themselves, we need to continue on pushing for more budget sa education. Otherwise, they have to provide sustainable jobs for those uneducated.