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The document discusses how the digital revolution has led to increased automation and replacement of human labor by machines. It notes that horses were replaced by automobiles, typists are being replaced by software bots, and professional and creative work is now being done by bots as well. While human labor is being removed in many areas, the document concludes that bots are proving to be faster and more efficient at performing certain jobs.
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6:个人职称评审加20分
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- 1. The Digital Revolution Graceleen Taule
- 2. Physical Labor Human labor used to be of a big helping hand. Automation has come into the picture in terms of labor. More of these machines are replacing human labor.
- 3. Luddite Horses Horses were the real deal in the before days. New inventions have taken their course in replacing horses. What was of animal labor now is replaced with machines.
- 4. Automobiles Automobiles have taken their stand. They are cars that can be driven by themselves. These cars do not need human labor to operate.
- 5. The Shape of Things Apparently the typists are also in the stance of being changed. Software bots are more reliable. They are more cheaper and intangible.
- 6. Professional Bots Professional Bots are the new revolution. Most of the bulky work is done by them. They prove to be more skilled at the work.
- 7. Creative Bots Bots are used entirely for creativity. What humans thought bots would never do, are doing. Like playing chess Composing music
- 8. Science Fiction? Bots at work are not ordinary fiction From human labor to working-class bots They are real and true.
- 9. Summary It’s easy to be cynical about the labor force. Humans have definitely been removed by bots. It’s safe to say that human labor is still needed. Nonetheless bots tend to get the job done faster. The level of AI has definitely skyrocketed.
- 10. References Information retrieved from ‘ Humans Need Not Apply ‘ video on YouTube Pictures are taken from Google (by Snipping Tool)