Futurist Dr. Roy Tzazna Discusses Which Jobs Will Survive the AI Revolution

In the second episode of the series "Will We Have Jobs?" on The Submarine, futurist Dr. Roy Tzazna from Tel Aviv University shares insights about the future of work amid advancing artificial intelligence and robotics. He warns that in a few years, AI and robots could perform nearly all human tasks, including writing Nobel-winning research, potentially ending the human era as we know it. However, he also presents more moderate scenarios where humans still have valuable roles in the labor market.

The discussion addresses the million-dollar question of which professions are likely to disappear and which will endure. Dr. Tzazna explores whether managers and plumbers might be replaced by robots and speculates on whether future events like the World Cup might feature robot athletes instead of humans. He also offers guidance on which careers individuals and their children should pursue now to remain relevant.

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