“The biggest victim of Amnesty International will be Bangaluru”: Post Post claims that artificial intelligence

Bangaluru, the Technology Center in India, may face an unprecedented wave of job losses due to the automation of artificial intelligence, and the Reddit viral function claimed. This stage warns that low information technology staff can be lay off in the coming months, which leads to an impact on the city’s economy-especially on the accommodation of PG and small companies that depend on technology workers.

The user wrote: “All the owners about ORR who invested Crores expect long -term returns will be disappointed,” the user wrote, expecting a decrease in the demand for rent and even improving traffic conditions throughout the city.

The user has argued that he can now carry out the tasks of software developers at novice level “with a much better confidence and accuracy for the price of a very little price.”

After that, the publication suggested that automation will soon disrupt roles, operations and accounting, describing it as “a pioneering worker of the largest contraction in the history of India.”

The publication sparked an intense discussion. One of the users indicated that the BPO and the RPA Automatic Communications Center (RPA) is already displacing the BPO employees and the call center. Another pointed to the hairstyles of the trainees between the trainees, and expected a “great correction in the salaries of developers”, but the appreciation is that artificial intelligence will not replace the field experts for at least five years.

Some saw returning. One of the users blames the owners of the owners of frequent real estate on the rent: “Traffic below the low rents ✅ Let’s come up with something artificial intelligence.” Another mockery, “Covid-19 could not break the rent market, but artificial intelligence will.”

One of the users has argued that high rents in Bangaluru are not only driven by job demand but with a tenant’s behavior. “The rent is not high due to the labor market … it is high due to how people interact with it. Divide many baccalaureate and colleagues of the room housing costs, allowing them to provide higher rents without feeling pressure individually. This gives the owners the ability to charge more, knowing that the tenants can divide the expenses. Over time, this distorts the market, which leads to an increase in prices even for those who prefer to live alone. From negotiating or resisting exaggerated menus, people accept inflated prices because, upon division, it seems capable of management. “

Another user rejected fears of job losses driven by artificial intelligence, on the pretext that her roles do not disappear any time soon. “I am working in Amnesty International in the United States, and these are the information technology functions that do not go anywhere. New models are already running out of data for training. We hardly have new data for larger models. Someone still has to read, review and maintain the AI ​​code, and AI is terrible in this – even with good claims. It lacks thinking skills, especially with larger codes, and fights to make small changes without breaking things. Artificial intelligence may enhance productive, but humans are still required in every step.