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AI may not replace humans, but workers who fail to adapt could lose jobs – ALX Enterprise

“That is what the world of work, when it comes to technology and AI, is going to look like,” he said.
Partnerships Manager at ALX Enterprise, Edward Akane, has said that Artificial intelligence (AI) is unlikely to completely replace human workers, but people who fail to learn new skills and adapt to changing technology could find themselves losing their jobs.
He warned that workers who eventually lose their jobs to technology may not necessarily do so because AI is inherently capable of performing every aspect of their work, but because they failed to adapt to changes in their industries.
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