Bruce Mac Master launches alert for the risk of AI causing unemployment – Sectors – Economy

Bruce Mac Master launches alert for the risk of AI causing unemployment – Sectors – Economy

In the middle of an interview with Yamit Amad about the labor reform promoted by the Government of President Gustavo Petro, Bruce Mac Master, president of Andi, warned about the possibility that artificial intelligence systems affect employment and called “preparing” to mitigate the risk.

In addition, he criticized the fact that there is not “a single word” on the subject in the government reform proposal.

(In context: These are the five proposals for the government’s labor reform suggested by Andi).

Everyone today has an artificial intelligence tool on their cell phone and only now is it beginning to know

Artificial intelligence (AI) aroused the curiosity of thousands of Internet users and, especially, of the technology giants who have it as a powerful resource. For example, ChatGPT has gained space in recent months, thanks to programming that allows it to understand human language and respond to different requests by analyzing internet data.

(You can read: Worrying warnings about artificial intelligence by Yuval Noah Harari).

For Bruce Mac Master, “everyone today has an artificial intelligence tool on their cell phone and is only now beginning to know it.” Hence the need for the purpose of AI to have a clear focus.

“All these new tools have to be made available to the human being and look for activities in which humans are irreplaceable.. Change is coming and we have to be ready. The labor reform cannot deny that this is going to happen,” he assured in a chat with this newspaper.

According to the economist, the “big question” that arises is: “What do we do to ensure that artificial intelligence does not harm humanity?”

Mac Master suggested that the laws of Colombia be grounded in the new times. Specifically, he urged that the labor reform have within its pillars the adjustment of contracts “to international labor relations, to the digital world.”

“All the decisions we are making at this moment are decisions of the 20th century. Not of the 21st century. There are many things that have changed or are changing. Today the most serious problem that exists in the world of work is unemployment. Around 10 % And we have the biggest distortion, which is informality,” he said.

(Also: ‘As long as it’s unregulated, AI is wild territory’: former magistrate Bernal.)

“The government’s labor reform does not say a single word about that. And we are not just talking about labor costs. The reform is a reform for the 20th century. It does not recognize that we are in the 21st century,” added the president of the Me too.

Read by clicking here the complete interview with the proposals that Andi suggests to the Government for the labor reform.

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