“You will be unemployed unless you do this.”: A professional professional warning to Mogkiajia

While artificial intelligence restores Amnesty International the global labor market, the co-founder of Marselaus Surab Mukhlijia says that unpredictable professions, and will not only survive-it will flourish.

In wide -ranging podcasts with Indmoney, Mukherjea rejected fears of an artificial intelligence acquisition, indicating instead to an increase in the horizon in unable to automatically. He said, “The roles where the job is not repeated – psychologists, health care workers, and the elderly care assistants – they will be present, and they are likely to be paid more,” he said.

He said that the functions based on emotional intelligence or require a human response in the actual time will remain indispensable. “Artificial intelligence will not help the elderly to live a happy life,” Mukherjia added, referring to the indispensable role in sympathy in providing care and consultations.

He warned that frequent work is most at risk. He said: “If the same thing should be repeated, then technology will make it cheaper. Maybe better.”

But real growth, as expected, lies in areas such as robot training and chips design – the sectors in which India can become a global center. “Every day I see 500 vacancies for robot training. If someone is ready to teach, I am ready to learn,” said Mukherjia. He believes that the demand for artificial intelligence coaches may explode soon, along with the need for chips in daily electronics.

To meet this transformation, Mukherjea is imagined a prosperous professional training sector designed for changing fast job requirements. “We will move from” Let’s check the work sites “to building online courses based on gaps in the request provider. This will be its own industry.”

He predicts the “Re -Training” course every two years, driven by the development of artificial intelligence. “Perhaps by the time I am retired, and certainly by the time you retire, this will be the rule.”