Robots are expected to take half of the works until 2035

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Analysts data Nomura Research Institute (NRI), led by researcher Yumi Wakao say that within the next 20 years, nearly half of all jobs in Japan could be accomplished by robots.

Working with Professor Michael Osborne from the University of Oxford, who previously had investigated the same subject in two other developed countries like the US and UK, the team of NRI has reviewed more than 600 jobs and found that "up 49 percent of jobs can be replaced by computer systems. "

 

The team looked at how likely it is that every working position can be automated, based on the level of creativity required.

 

This means that things like support of information technology, the delivery of goods or agricultural work are all very sensitive to computerization, and the jobs that have to do with writing, lesson-giving and any other works similar not likely to be taken over by computers soon.