Balancing the tech disruption


TALKS about robots replacing human beings in the workplaces are a rage these days, amid concern over the rise of technological unemployment caused by advances in artificial intelligence (AI).

In reality, robots powered by AI may not be taking over from people anytime soon. However, the machines are capable of taking up a significant percentage of jobs, beginning with the most advanced economies where technology play a significant role.

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