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SAP exec: AI job apocalypse fears overblown, new roles will emerge

SAP's Chief Operating Officer, Sebastian Steinhaeuser, believes fears of widespread job losses due to AI are overblown, particularly in the short to medium term. He argues that while AI adoption will be rapid, the long-term impact is often underestimated and that new roles and increased demand can emerge, citing the example of radiologists. Steinhaeuser suggests that AI will fundamentally change jobs like software development, emphasizing the growing importance of creative thinking and architectural understanding over routine coding tasks. AI

IMPACT Offers a counterpoint to widespread AI-driven job loss anxieties, suggesting a more nuanced long-term impact on the workforce.

RANK_REASON This is an opinion piece from a company executive about the impact of AI on jobs, not a product release or research paper.

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SAP exec: AI job apocalypse fears overblown, new roles will emerge

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Steve Banker, Contributor ·

    SAP Says Fears Of An AI Job Apocalypse Are Overblown

    Will AI eliminate 20% of jobs across the world. SAP's COO, Sebastian Steinhaeuser, thinks such statements involve fear mongering.