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Career Talk – Artificial Intelligence to Transform the Future of Work

Produced By: Jayda Francis
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Career Talk – Artificial Intelligence to Transform the Future of Work

AI is anticipated by many to drastically impact the world of work.

Former head of the School of Information and Technology at the University of Technology (Utech), Professor Paul Golding, believes it will do so in roughly 2 ways – automation (replacing certain jobs) and augmentation – (assisting certain jobs).

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