Travis Collier
Kaplan University CM107-98
Artificial Intelligence Could Steal Your Job Technology is a wonderful thing. With so many technological advances happening in the world every day, it’s hard to imagine life before it all came along. For many older generations though, they can remember a time when humans were doing most of what artificial intelligence is doing now. In today’s world, just trying to actually talk to a human over the phone when calling places of businesses can be an eye opening experience into a world consumed with Technology. Artificial intelligence is becoming more advanced and able to perform multiple capabilities, so one cannot deny that at some point in the future human jobs may have a smaller role in the manufacturing industry. Humans are limited by how long they can work no matter what the conditions are. Humans need food, water, and sleep at a minimum to maintain a functional state. Artificial intelligence such as robotics are only limited by factors dealing with proper maintenance. As long as the equipment is maintained and ran in optimal conditions then, the robotics are able to perform for an unlimited amount of time. It’s no secret that robotics in manufacturing companies allows them to produce more products at a faster rate then with humans alone. As demand for these products increases, it’s easy to see why more manufacturing companies are transitioning to more artificial intelligence in the workplace. Everyday on almost every platform there is some type of technological advancement made. Industries from medicine to automobiles have had enormous amounts of advances specifically encouraged by technology. Technology is advancing in a way that allows artificial intelligence to not only perform simple task but can now learn instead of just follow instructions. More and more humans are relying on technology and it has created a huge decline in learning skills among younger