
Carl Benedikt Frey
Carl Benedikt Frey is an influential economist known for his research on the impact of technology and automation on the labor market. He gained prominence with his 2013 study, co-authored with Michael Osborne, which controversially predicted that 47% of jobs in the U.S. could be at risk of automation in the coming decades. Initially met with skepticism, Frey's insights have since garnered significant attention, particularly in light of rapid advancements in artificial intelligence. He emphasizes that while automation will change the landscape of employment, it will not necessarily lead to mass unemployment, as new job opportunities will also emerge as society adapts to technological changes.
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Carl Benedikt Frey, an associate professor of AI and work, predicted that AI will have an impact across a very wide range of industries.
Microsoft's CEO of AI issues stark warning: White-collar jobs to be "fully automated" in 18 monthsFrey discusses the potential impact of AI on various industries and the resilience of manual work against automation.
The big AI job swap: why white-collar workers are ditching their careers | AI (artificial intelligence)Carl Benedikt Frey explains the balance economies must find between exploration and exploitation.
Sami Mahroum, entrepreneur : « Avec l’IA, l’entreprise pourrait disparaître, ou plutôt se transformer en un écosystème de réseaux faiblement reliés »Carl Benedikt Frey is an economist who predicted that many jobs would be affected by automation.
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