MARCH 2024CIOAPPLICATIONSEUROPE.COM9One of LLM stated that: "In summary, the future impact of AI on employment will be a complex interplay of job displacement, job transformation, skill evolution and the emergence of new opportunities. How society manages this transition, through education, policy and innovation, will play a crucial role in determining whether AI leads to a more prosperous and equitable job market."On the same side, a human forecast states that we'll have a modest socioeconomic impact by 2030. By 2035, this impact will be significant and will not stop. The evolution will not be limited to the Back Office tasks but will extend to more physical jobs that involve movement, maintenance, 3D vision, medical and diagnostic. At a later stage, machines will be able to fully imitate humans in physical movement and creativity, opening issues like intellectual property and legislation.We're getting to the point - humans must be prepared to evolve their roles by leveraging machine capabilities instead of fearing and rejecting them. Progress (and business) cannot be stopped. Iacopo Ghisio
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