I think technology will have a profound impact on jobs in the future, both negative and positively. I think that the need for jobs, blue collar jobs will be replaced by machines that can automate these processes and save time, effort, and allocate more of the workforce to the more human-related works. And I think that will definitely put some people, not some, many people out of work, and it will cause a lot of frustration among the public, because many of these people rely on those jobs to provide for their families, a living for their kids and themselves, and without it, they won’t be able to sustain a life. But on the other hand, such a change is needed in today’s society society if we want to push for a better world, a more modern society. So I think despite its downslides, it is vital that technology is integrated into our jobs.
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I think technology will have a profound impact on jobs in the future, both negatively and positively. I think that the need for blue-collar jobs will be replaced by machines that can automate these processes and save time and effort, allowing more of the workforce to focus on more human-related work. I believe this will definitely put many people out of work and cause a lot of frustration among the public, because many of these individuals rely on those jobs to provide for their families and themselves. Without these jobs, they won't be able to sustain a living. On the other hand, such a change is needed in today's society if we want to push for a better world, a more modern society. So I think despite its downsides, it is vital that technology is integrated into our jobs.
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