Are AI and robotics actually changing humans jobs or changin
Are AI and robotics actually changing humans jobs or changing them completely?
Let us consider it deeply based on fresh data and reports.
🧠 AI and the effect of robotics: Are changing or changing?
1. Loss of jobs in India • Manufacturing Sector: According to MCKINSEY Global Institute, about 60 million workers in India's manufacturing sector by 2030 may be affected due to automation, especially in textile and electronics industries. • IT and services: Companies like Infosys and Wipro have trimmed thousands of employees due to AI and robotic process automation (RPA). For example, Infosys has extracted 11,000 and Wipro 3,000 employees due to AI projects.
2. Effect of AI in agriculture sector • The use of AI and robotics has increased efficiency in agriculture, such as drone -based crop monitoring, automatic irrigation system, and robotic weeding. However, these techniques can be expensive for small farmers and may have difficulty in adopting them.
• Only 2 percent of farmers in India use technical solutions, which are due to limited awareness, lack of resources and infrastructure problems.
3. Jobs crisis in urban areas
• In urban areas of India, where most of the industrial and service sectors are located, jobs are declining due to AI and robotics. For example, companies like Axis Bank, ICICI and HDFC have used RPA in traditional works such as passbook updates, salary uploads and loan processing, which has reduced the requirement of employees.
⚠️ Conclusions: Are AI and robotics changing humans?
• AI and robotics are changing some tasks, but in many cases they are completely changing humans, especially in the tasks that are repeated and low skills.
• In areas such as agriculture, while AI and robotics have increased efficiency, but these techniques are expensive and difficult for small farmers, affecting their jobs.
• In urban areas, where industrial and service sectors are located, jobs are declining due to AI and robotics, which can increase unemployment and social inequality.
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