Week 3- Blog 1: In Chapter 3: Considering Artificial Intelligence's Impact on the Job Market, you'll need to be convinced to act.

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 A key takeaway of this chapter is to encourage readers to have an open mind about data analysis and artificial intelligence. There are three different viewpoints that the author wants you to focus on. The optimist, the pessimist, and the realist are all presented with specific questions to consider as you read. The author acknowledges different viewpoints and suggests considering different viewpoints.







In the words of the optimist:

Due to the digital nature of work, could AI have a larger and faster impact than previous technologies?

Would artificial intelligence create fewer jobs than it would replace in the short and long run?

What are the ramifications of taking action, adapting, and adopting AI, as well as becoming proficient in AI?

As for the pessimist:

Are there any indications that artificial intelligence and automation may be able to create more jobs than they are able to replace, considering studies such as McKinsey's?

The question arises: What should be done if there is significant job loss and economic inequality (for example, investing in workforce redevelopment, infrastructure, and renewable energy)? Should there be regulation or wealth redistribution?

Do you think it is important for everyone to implement AI, adapt, adopt, and become proficient with it?

Those who are realists should: (Which is me, I love to learn about AI and the advancements of it thru technology, medicine, and creativity speaking revolutionizing towards the 22nd century!)

Considering the data, is it possible that AI will have an even greater and faster impact than previous technologies?

Is it important for everyone to take action, adapt to new technological advances, adopt AI, and become proficient in this technology?

3) Is it better to take action based on personal concerns or should it be extended to advocating for AI in a broader sense if convinced to do so?

Throughout the chapter, Dr. Kelsey encourages readers to explore the data, question biases, and consider the implications of artificial intelligence from various perspectives. Also, it emphasizes the significance of taking action and staying up to date with AI advancements. I would like to hear what other people say about AI and where it will be in the next decade or so.

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