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It's the rise of the machines! Robots will take a third of all jobs in less than 15 years
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Gartner, an information and technology research and advisory firm, predicts that robots, drones, and software programs will replace a third of all workers by 2025.
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Catholic Online (https://www.catholic.org)
10/7/2014 (9 years ago)
Published in Technology
Keywords: Tech, Work force, International, Technology, Peter Sondergaard
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "One day, a drone may be your eyes and ears," said Peter Sondergaard, the research director for Gartner's.
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"Drones are just one of many kinds of emerging technologies that extend well beyond the traditional information technology world, these are smart machines," he said.
In five years times, drones will be widely used in industries like agriculture and geographical surveys, and will be used for oil and gas pipeline inspections.
Software programs that can perform a wide variety of tasks are also becoming more common. Machines exist that can not only grade multiple choice, but also grade essays and other text not structured in a specific manner.
Soon, the cognitive abilities of software may extend to financial and data analysis or even medical diagnostics.
"Gartner predicts one in three jobs will be converted to software, robots and smart machines by 2025," said Sondergaard. "New digital businesses require less labor; machines will be make sense of data faster than humans can."
"Businesses and governments must build and design for a world that is digital first," said.
"Human behavior is changing. Digital behaviors permeate if not dominate our lives. As soon as we wake up, here comes the screen for the first digital moment of the day," he said. "Nothing else gets more attention than our screens. We are becoming digital first."
Gartner's predictions are also a warning to businesses, they need to consider carefully how they will adapt to an even more digitally reliant world.
"The door is open for the CIO and the IT organization to be a major player in digital leadership," said Gartner analyst David Aron.
To be effective in their business CIO, Gartner argues, that CIOs must shift their focus off of measuring things like cost, and instead be able to lead their business or government agency towards smarter and more efficient technologies.
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