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AI's impact on workforce demand and training sparks concern among professionals

Professionals across various fields, including developers, doctors, and lawyers, are expressing concerns that artificial intelligence is diminishing job opportunities for new entrants. They report that AI is reducing demand for human labor and leading to inadequate training for the next generation of workers. The author questions whether user experience (UX) designers will face similar challenges, suggesting that the inherent human variables in the design process might make AI less capable of replacing them. AI

IMPACT AI's increasing capabilities are raising concerns about job displacement and the quality of training for future professionals.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing the potential negative impacts of AI on various professions.

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AI's impact on workforce demand and training sparks concern among professionals

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I read that devs, doctors, lawyers, ... are complaining that ai is destroying the pool of new people coming in, lowering demand and undertraining the workforce.

    I read that devs, doctors, lawyers, ... are complaining that ai is destroying the pool of new people coming in, lowering demand and undertraining the workforce. This won't happen for UX designers or am I wrong? Too many human variables in the design process. Ai can't do it. # ai …