
Experts discuss AI's impact on the future workforce
Worried about your employment prospects now that the next level of smart software has arrived, accompanied by breakthroughs like chatbot? "Don't be," says Barry Smith, Ph.D., SUNY distinguished professor of philosophy at the University at Buffalo. "There are many things that AI does well, but there are too many areas of human intelligence that involve what you can't emulate through the data that's used to train AI."
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- • Experts discuss AI's impact on the future workforce share this!
- • "We will discuss the real state of the software industry; its effect on employment; what kinds of jobs it is creating; and how both STEM and non-STEM students can prepare for future careers.
- • "We want students, and others, to know the issues, and to explain to them that AI will not take away their futures." There is plenty of concern, but it is mostly hype, according to Smith, who says AI's promise is wildly exaggerated.
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