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Earlier in 2019, the World Bank released its World Development Report 2019[1]. This document includes evidence that Artificial Intelligence has continuously been increasing job opportunities. Its contributions outweighed the transient damage caused by the replacement of workers by Artificial Intelligent products. The report was an attempt to answer the rising concerns about the general effects of AI technologies on the future of human labor.
These concerns do not come out of the blue. In the early 1940s, Ford established the first automation department and triggered the ‘Automation’ era[2]. It was capable of doing […]
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