Anne-Marie Walsh: Artificial intelligence isn’t going away – we need to think about how we will cope
When asked, an artificial intelligence engine predicted AI could wipe out manufacturing and customer service roles. Photo: Yuichiro Chin, Getty — © Getty Images
Anne-Marie Walsh
When you ask an artificial intelligence engine the impact it will have on Irish jobs, it predicts it could wipe out manufacturing and customer service roles.
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