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When Will Machine Take Over Your Job

  • August 10, 2018
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The advent of new and innovative technology in our everyday lives has made multiple operations easy for us; they have integrated into our everyday work and cut time that was spent on long tedious tasks into almost half or less!

But the question that arises is that with technology cutting back our work will computer be eventually taking over our work? Experts seem to think that automation will cost humans their employment, and it is estimated that up to 47% of all jobs will be gone in the next 25 years. Chances are that this number could be even higher and the massive job loss will come earlier.

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