The Impact of A.I. on Jobs | Rutika Muchhala | TEDxDSBInternationalSchool

A pioneer of the technology space describes the impact of Artificial Intelligence on Jobs, etc. Rutika is a San Francisco based technology entrepreneur. Over her 9 years of professional experience, she has helped transform industries using cutting edge technology. Her most recent invention Scribe, an artificial intelligence powered sales representative, was acquired by Rippling. Prior to this, she builds multi-million dollar mobile games for companies in San Francisco, and consulted governments as well as large enterprises for McKinsey & Company. Rutika received her B.Tech and M.Tech in Electrical Engineering from IIT Bombay and an MBA from Harvard Business School. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@Mrslykid1992]

Creativity is part of it, but creativity that isn't predictable is much powerful. For AI, to be trained, it needs large pool of data along with predictive patterns in the data. However, if the pattern constantly change in a very short term. It will be harder for the model to be trained for now.

[@zoilo87]

This is a serious thing to humanity

[@oldfashionedmodern]

I'm tired of tech people's positivism. How they explain to other people that they need to adapt to the changes. That they need to get new skills. Tech is a very unethical space, and the people there are constantly doing questionable things. Trust me, I know, I used to work there. I left that industry because I'd rather work for the oil industry than tech these days. Funny thing is some tech jobs are starting to get automated, slowly. 10 years from now that industry might not need programmers or analytics people. We'll see how they adapt then. Or maybe they'll change their opinions about this subject? It's always easy to be the optimistic one when it's not happening to you.

[@HarishBabuM]

What you've said in the firt few sentences are so true! :⁠-⁠( With current state of AI art and chat GPT, where do you think this will a go? What are your future predictions? I'm so confused rn!

[@user-rl4if3kk8z]

Watching this video, I feel that it is crucial to develop our creativity to combat with AI in career market.

[@anahitbaghdasaryan5067]

In the TED Talk "The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Workplace Automation," the speaker addresses how AI technologies are changing the nature of work and expresses worries about possible negative effects on society and the workforce. Although the speaker agrees that AI can be more efficient, I don't think that broad automation would result in total unemployment. The past shows that technology improvements create new sectors and possibilities. Artificial intelligence will replace repetitive activities, freeing up human workers to focus on more complicated and creative projects. This will result in the creation of new job types that we may not even be able to imagine today.

[@CarloBiondi]

I always hate how these tech entusiasts speak nonchalantly about people losing work. These are real people with real lives and this lady is all smiles.

[@leadingmobilenews5359]

I feel the same. Forgive me but, I hope one day we read that this lady is jobless/career less!!!

[@SidAbhimanyu]

Do you want to change your opinion now 😅 ChatGPT😅🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AmarKrishna-gi4sx]

When AI is developed for human health then its a good thing, but when it is developed to make the rich even richer its just messed up

[@Jpab_in]

Nobody is talking about the scenario when the jobs are taken by AI, the middle class will shrink drastically. Given how middle class is the primary consumer of any economy - whether developed or developing or under developed - the catastrophic impact in everyone's life will be greater than the benefit of AI. It is the middle class that takes most of the debts and once job is lost, the debts will turn into bad debts. Financial structure as we know will be gone. Even the elites who would benefit from the lower cost and efficient output of the companies they have invested in, they too would be in pickle as those companies will find it difficult to sell their products. Unrestricted use of AI will definitely imapct us - more in negative way than positive.

[@ranjancse26]

Don't worry! Humans need to upscale and do better things with new jobs. BTW, this video was uploaded 4 yrs ago, still the drivers are driving the vehicle. With the evolution of technology, drivers for example have become independent by relying on companies like Uber, Ola etc.

[@C4MMU5]

AI made me unemployed, f*** AI

[@paedrufernando2351]

how?can u gv u experience

[@C4MMU5]

@@paedrufernando2351 I had a data-entry job, then my boss bought a software that did the same thing and he didn't renew my contract. This happened in 2019, in 2018 a robot took my job in a warehouse too

[@vibesoflife3259]

@@C4MMU5 country?

[@mpriestley]

Great talk. It would have been even better if the men weren't talking over her through the entire recording.

[@imacprousersam7306]

That truck is still laughing at this presentation

[@jayjoshi5715]

I mean, she is right tho.

[@paedrufernando2351]

@@jayjoshi5715 nopes..

[@jayjoshi5715]

Many of the thing she say is right and also wrong at a same time.

[@leadingmobilenews5359]

I respect her creativity; however, I don't like to hear about technology that takes jobs and careers. I wonder how Ms. Rutika will feel when her job is in jeapordy.

[@Gyanmarg]

Should i go for cdac then,,

[@pawankumarrahangdale2375]

Yes