Robot 'attack' office

Experts warn that office workers may fall into unemployment by 2018, and the loser of their position is the robot.

Many of us have relied so much on technology for our daily work, without noticing that our 'cup of rice' may soon be deprived by that. Not only that, this process can happen faster than expected. An expert in the field of artificial intelligence has just predicted, in less than five years, the type of office work will completely disappear in the labor market, or rather, the machine will replace people. in that area, according to NOWnews.

The idea that robots can one day be able to do all the tasks without much skill is not new. Now, Andrew Anderson - CEO of British artificial intelligence company Celaton - said the pace of modernization is happening at a much faster rate than previously anticipated.'I'm afraid the prospect of most office workers disappearing will be an inevitable fact . Technology is making great strides, artificial intelligence has become so complex that machines hooks can think and learn like people ', Anderson explained. For example, artificial intelligence can automatically complete office tasks quickly, while the latest versions can also make decisions to replace people.

Robots are replacing people in many fields - (Photo: bundlr.com)

'Artificial intelligence can read and understand the entire document by learning patterns of words and sentences. This has minimized the need for office workers for repetitive tasks , 'said the British expert. Reality shows that machines not only complete work but also learn continuously to complete well and faster, meaning that most office workers will disappear when the machines are officially present. For example, a device may detect a double claim due to remembering the phone number or address on the previous document.

People have seen the case on many online sales websites using automated customer service staff. Earlier this year, IBM technology firm turned supercomputing Watson into a call processing center. Accordingly, the artificial intelligence system takes on the role of a customer service manager, called the Watson Service Advisor. The service uses IBM data analysis technology to collect customer information and ensure the most appropriate answer for them. Next, Watson can personalize company-based, customer-based feedback.

Robots are also used in police and military industries as experts in mine clearance. In early 2013, Cornell University students (USA) invented robots that could cook, mix water, do housework as well as every other routine. Researchers from Bielefeld University (Germany) built a mixing robot called JAMES.

Of course, the more robots appear, the more threatening human work is. In the UK, predicting the worst-loss jobs between 2010 and 2020 are administrative, office and secretary, at about 387,000 positions.