I mean, think about it 
... AI is gonna change things up, no doubt about that 
. But 11.7% of the workforce? That's still a pretty low percentage if you ask me 
. I remember when we were worried about robots taking our jobs back in the day 
. Now, with AI and all, it seems like we're just starting to scratch the surface 
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I don't know about this whole correlation vs causation thing... but what I do know is that policymakers need to get a move on 
. We can't just sit back and wait for proof before taking action 
. Human workers have skills that AI just can't replicate, like empathy and emotional intelligence 
. So, yeah, AI's gonna change the game, but we shouldn't be too worried about our jobs just yet 
.
It's good to see researchers trying to figure out how to prepare for this shift
... I mean, who knows, maybe one day we'll have a digital twin of the workforce like in sci-fi movies . Anyway, it's gonna be interesting to watch this whole AI thing unfold 
.
... AI is gonna change things up, no doubt about that . But 11.7% of the workforce? That's still a pretty low percentage if you ask me . I remember when we were worried about robots taking our jobs back in the day . Now, with AI and all, it seems like we're just starting to scratch the surface .I don't know about this whole correlation vs causation thing
... but what I do know is that policymakers need to get a move on . We can't just sit back and wait for proof before taking action . Human workers have skills that AI just can't replicate, like empathy and emotional intelligence . So, yeah, AI's gonna change the game, but we shouldn't be too worried about our jobs just yet .It's good to see researchers trying to figure out how to prepare for this shift
... I mean, who knows, maybe one day we'll have a digital twin of the workforce like in sci-fi movies . Anyway, it's gonna be interesting to watch this whole AI thing unfold .
SO LIKE THE STUDY SAYS THAT AI COULD REPLACE ABOUT 11.7% OF US LABOR, BUT IT'S NOT GOING TO TOUCH MOST PEOPLE'S JOBS IMMEDIATELY! 
. IT'S JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS THAT POLICYMAKERS NEED TO START THINKING ABOUT NOW, YOU KNOW? 
this study is lowkey wild 
i mean 11.7% of us labor being replaced by AI sounds crazy 
like, i guess we should be worried but we shouldn't freak out just yet 
what's important is that gov and policymakers start prepping for this AI takeover ASAP 
the digital twin thing sounds super cool too 
but let's not freak out just yet 
. I'm not saying we should be complacent or anything but let's focus on preparing for a future where AI and humans collaborate instead of competing against each other 
I mean, I know the researchers said we need to prepare for potential job disruption ASAP but what if it's just a precaution? We shouldn't freak out just yet 
i mean, 32,000 trackable skills that can be replaced? what about all the other jobs not on that list? and even if ai takes some jobs, it'll create new ones too, right? we need to prepare for this but also think of the human impact