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Band 7+: do you think machines could replace human workers in the future

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It could be in the future, or it was a set of human expectations. It is possible to replace human workers in certain fields where tasks are repetitive. Nonetheless, jobs require emotional intelligence, creativity, and complex decision-making. Normally, employers can do well. From this point, while machines can take over many roles, a complete replacement is unlikely anytime soon.

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It could be in the future, or was it set of human expectations. It is possible in order to replace human workers in certain fields, where tasks are repetitive. Nonetheless, jobs come from emotional intelligence, creativity, and complete decision making. Normally, employers can do well. From this point, while machines can take over many roles, a complete replacement is unlikely anytime soon.

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