The New York Times explores the potential for Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) to create new job opportunities for humans, challenging the common concern that A.I. will solely displace human labor. The author, Robert Capps, initially attempts to use A.I. to write the article itself, but concludes that human responsibility and accountability remain essential in fields like journalism. The article categorizes these future human roles into three main areas: trust, which includes jobs like A.I. auditors and ethicists; integration, focusing on roles such as A.I. integrators and plumbers who bridge technology with business needs; and taste, highlighting positions like product designers and story designers where human creativity and discernment guide A.I. output. Ultimately, the piece suggests that humans will become more crucial in areas requiring judgment, oversight, and a nuanced understanding of human preferences.
Read: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/17/magazine/ai-new-jobs.html
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