Der große KI-Jobtausch: Warum Angestellte ihre Karriere aufgeben | KI (künstliche Intelligenz)

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Angela Joyce, the CEO of Capital City College, a further education provider in London, says: “We’re seeing a steady growth in students of all ages coming to us to do trades-based qualifications,” in subjects such as engineering, culinary arts and childcare. There is “definitely a shift” away from traditional academic routes, she says, which she attributes to the high numbers of unemployed young people – and “a good proportion of those are graduates”, she notes. That shift towards seeking vocational training is “in part linked to AI”, Joyce thinks, because people are looking for “jobs that AI can’t replace”.

These types of articles are genuinely useless in my mind because yes we can acknowledge a potential shift in the job market away from white collar work to blue collar. Every country does not have the manufacturing capacity or capability to support a large job market of skilled trades. And ultimately what happened to Tech workers will happen to Skilled labor, the market will be flooded with more people than it can handle which will be utilized by employers to suppress wages due to threat of replacement. If AI truly is going to start to cause a massive decline in white collar work, Blue collar work is not far off from being impacted directly or otherwise.