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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Economics is a solid degree. Job and career opportunities are enhanced by having a solid understanding of statistics, knowledge of the R programming language for statistics, and Python programming. Those are the tools that let one analyze economic data - which is a typical entry-level role. [/quote] Aren’t data analysts of every stripe ripe for AI replacement? [/quote] Somebody needs to tell the AI what to do (choose the task), modify the task depending on AI results, and monitor or interpret the AI's results. AI is wildly overhyped right now AND if it does achieve productive time savings as a tool that means employees can specify more tasks and analyze more things. If AI really is going to be a massive job killer, do you think people will just say "Oh, I guess I won't do any work then". Or will they say "I will find new and different ways to be useful with the set of tools I have"? Have you ever used a fully automated chatbot that accomplished what you wanted? I haven't. Chatbots suck! That is what a lot of AI is like right now.[/quote] AI has already started to kill entry level jobs. Young people have a higher level of unemployment rate because companies are pulling back on entry level positions.[/quote]
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