Artificial intelligence changes the cost of tasks, but does not lead to a sharp drop in salaries

Brief retelling from RIA II

Artificial intelligence is changing the cost of individual tasks, but has not yet led to a sharp drop in wages.

Professionals involved in routine operations such as preparing standard texts, processing data, simple translations and writing reports are at risk.

The long-term winners will be those who use AI as a productivity tool by being able to set goals, check results, and correct errors.

MOSCOW, September 10 – RIA Novosti. Artificial intelligence has not yet led to a sharp drop in salaries, but is already changing the cost of individual tasks, Anastasia Gorelkina, a member of the board of directors of JSC Holding Company SDS, told the Prime agency.

Those most at risk are specialists engaged in routine operations: preparing standard texts, data processing, simple translations and reporting.

“At risk are junior copywriters, content managers, first-line support operators, marketing assistants, product card specialists, novice designers, translators of simple materials and employees who work with large amounts of the same type of information,” she says.

Neural networks are capable of creating drafts, product descriptions or collections of ideas in seconds, which reduces the cost of business processes.

However, pressure on the labor market will manifest itself not so much in salary cuts, but in rising expectations: employers will begin to demand a larger volume of tasks for the same pay, especially in the field of freelancing and mass service professions.