A recent study from Nokia Bell Labs explores how AI technologies will impact various occupations in the workforce. The research introduces the Artificial Intelligence Impact (AII) score, which assesses the vulnerability of jobs to AI based on task alignment with recent AI innovations. Findings indicate that even high-skilled professions, such as healthcare and IT roles, are at risk of being affected by AI advancements.
The study challenges the notion that AI primarily threatens low-skilled jobs, revealing that many high-impact occupations require advanced education and specialized skills. For instance, cardiovascular technologists and MRI technologists have significant portions of their tasks that could be automated. This suggests that workers across various fields must adapt their skills to complement AI technologies rather than compete with them.
• AI technologies may impact a wide range of professions, not just low-skilled jobs.
• The study introduces the Artificial Intelligence Impact (AII) score for job vulnerability.
The AII score helps identify which jobs are most vulnerable to AI technologies.
The study analyzed over 24,000 AI-related patents to assess their potential impact on various occupations.
The researchers employed deep learning models to analyze AI patents and occupation task descriptions.
Nokia Bell Labs conducted the study that assesses AI's impact on the workforce.
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