Half of Russian employers are confident in the disappearance of certain professions due to the expansion of neural networks, the study showed. With the introduction of AI, many new technology companies will appear on the market, but the need for certain specialties will decrease significantly: copywriters, designers and translators will suffer more than others.

Half of businessmen trust in the disappearance of some professions due to the development of neural networks: survey

Specialists from the Rabota.ru and SberPodbor services conducted a study among Russian employers on the consequences of introducing neural networks into the workflow. The survey involved about 300 employers from all regions of Russia.

Half of the respondents are sure that the introduction of neural networks will lead to the emergence of new specialties on the market, the main task of which will be AI management. At the same time, 47% of respondents believe that with the development of neural networks, some professions will disappear over time.

7 out of 10 employers allow the influence of neural networks in the labor market in terms of reducing the need for specialists who are engaged in monotonous work. More than others, according to respondents, copywriters, designers, and linguist-translators will be affected by the introduction of AI.

The ability to work with AI and neural networks will increase the market value of specialized services, and trained staff will cost more in the future, respondents believe.

Author:

Kirill Bilyk

Source: RB

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