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"Artificial intelligence will not take our jobs, it will only change our tasks" - expert Anvar Narzulloh

In the next episode of the "Nima dard" podcast, the impact of artificial intelligence on professions and the labor market was discussed.

"Artificial intelligence will not take away our jobs, it will only change our tasks" — expert Anvar Narzulloh

Anvar Narzulloh, the founder of the Mohirdev platform, notes that technological progress leads to the disappearance of certain professions, but at the same time, it also creates new jobs and areas of activity.

"Every new technology that has entered our lives so far has eliminated certain professions. For example, before the advent of telephone exchanges, there were operators who manually connected phones. Thousands of people were engaged in this work. After automatic telephone exchanges were introduced, there was no longer a need for this profession. However, other tasks were formed in its place.

The Internet also gave rise to professions that did not exist before, such as mobilographer, SMM specialist, copywriter, and programmer. Today, artificial intelligence is taking over certain tasks. This does not mean that the employee's job is over. On the contrary, humans will focus more on tasks that artificial intelligence cannot perform," says the expert.

In the conversation, the medical field was cited as an example of how the use of artificial intelligence can serve to ease human labor, rather than completely replace it.

In particular, in addition to receiving patients, doctors also have to prepare many reports and documents. Artificial intelligence, on the other hand, can record the conversation between the specialist and the patient in audio format, convert it into text, and help prepare a report in the specified format. In this case, the final decision and responsibility remain with the doctor, while the technology reduces the time spent on paperwork.

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