Why AI Is Replacing Some Jobs Faster Than Others

Everyone talks about how AI is going to take jobs, and that’s somewhat true. We’re worried about AI job takeover – yet we don’t fully understand how it’s going to happen, when it’s going to occur or how much time we have to prepare. Most people believe that task complexity determines whether AI adoption will be fast or slow. This assumption is completely wrong. As the Sun Tzu saying goes: “Know yourself and your enemies and you would be ever victorious.” So you need to understand the following dynamics.

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