Artificial intelligence is rapidly finding its place in our lives, and its effects on the business world continue to be debated.

Nobel laureate Peter Howitt warns that AI could increase unemployment and income inequality. He emphasizes that this technology has the potential to transform not only low-skilled jobs but also high-skilled professions.

According to an OECD report, AI could lead to the end of many professions within five years. Jobs that involve repetitive tasks are particularly vulnerable to automation.

Experts emphasize that this transformation is inevitable and that workers need to acquire new skills. Creating new job opportunities where humans and AI can work together will be the greatest challenge for modern societies.