Use of ICT on Languages 4

Technology and Jobs: Should Workers Worry? 

We can now just think in that utopic land where robots make everything for us in a new society (which produces these robots) but, is this good? Of course robots aren't in all jobs nowadays, but how would technologies affect jobs (and persons) if this become real? If this actually happens in the future, there wouldn't be any work for people anymore, people would be replaced for technology.



In the American Economy there are still lots of jobs, robots hasn't already arrived, so we shouldn't blame them yet. Every cybernetic machine requires human control.

Technology was supposed made to be a friendly tool to human to make the human brain more valuable and not necessarily obsolete.



Which jobs should be worried about robots?

Maybe not now but perhaps in the next 15-20 years these jobs can be affected by technology:

- At&t

- Lawyers

- Costumer Sumer space

- Transactional space (operators, everyone who deals with transactions)

- Factory workers

- Marketing / advertisements space



Jobs like nurses, waiters cashiers, secretaries, truck drivers, teachers, etc. Have always existed and are made by human, but can be actually be affected in the future.



This technology increasing can affect much of the jobs we have nowadays rather than help, I mean people who produce them. Economy of the society can grow up, but jobs will decrease for people, which is something we should think again, do we really want everything to be made just by robots? The answer will be given in the next years, I don’t think it can happen that way, but it will, maybe less maybe more, but hopefully there will still be jobs for people, and society will continue working as we know it.

Link for the debate:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQW2mxDf1n0