Ai And Jobs: Humans Still Cheaper Than Artificial Intelligence In Majority Of Jobs, Mit Finds

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A study by MIT found that only 23% of jobs using computer vision can be effectively replaced by AI due to high costs. Despite the rapid development of AI, fears about job displacement are still prevalent.

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Ai And Jobs: Humans Still Cheaper Than Artificial Intelligence In Majority Of Jobs, Mit Finds

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