It is a common belief that by developing artificial intelligence, humans will be superseded by robots in the workforce. However, there is a more persuasive argument that people will always play a vital role in many occupations. This is because machines will never be able to perform at the same level as humans in most jobs.
On the one hand, people think that artificial intelligence will lead to humans being replaced by machinery or computers since automated programs are able to work much more efficiently and generate more income than people. Robotic machines have already taken over roles that traditionally were occupied by humans in factories and other workplaces. For example, one major automobile company was able to increase its efficiency by replacing workers with automated machines. Since machines can operate continually at higher speeds, the company could reduce production time significantly and cut the cost of manufacturing by 30 percents, resulting in a considerable increase in profits.
Nevertheless, human will always be an essential part of the workforce because there are many tasks that machines are not able to do as well as humans. In fact, the ability of machines to match or exceed human efficiency is currently limited to very few professions. For instance, although the technology to perform surgery with machines was developed long ago, the procedures that they can complete are limited, and human still carry out most surgical operations.
Furthermore, even if robotic surgeons were to be utilized more, it is likely that they would only be used under the supervision of trained surgeons who could step in if something went wrong.
To sum up, while it is apparent that there is concern that artificial intelligence will make the work of humans redundant, It is undeniable that people will never be totally removed from the workforce.