Well, that’s a tough question to answer because I’m not really into the artificial intelligence theme, though I do know that it is improving really fast with every year that comes after. And in the future, probably the 10 or 15 years, the nature of our whole work is going to change. doubt the AI is going to affect really enormous because there are some people and the tasks that are going to be replaced by those artificial intelligence multitask requirements. Also another point to say is that AI is going to make some tasks much more easy. Hence the work is going to change. Some people are going to just slide in their homes, wait for the AI to do everything. It’s going to improve and conduct some laziness in people. Hence it’s going to ruin the whole understanding of work throughout the whole society and humanity.
Band 6+: How do you think advancements in artificial intelligence will change the nature of work in the coming decades?
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Well, that's a tough question to answer because I'm not really into the artificial intelligence theme, though I do know that it is improving really fast with every year that comes. In the future, probably in the next 10 to 15 years, the nature of our work is going to change. I doubt AI is going to affect us enormously because there are some people and tasks that are going to be replaced by those artificial intelligence multitask requirements. Another point to mention is that AI is going to make some tasks much easier. Hence, work is going to change. Some people are going to just stay at home, waiting for AI to do everything. It's going to improve and encourage some laziness in people. Thus, it's going to alter the whole understanding of work throughout society and humanity.
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