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One million jobs based on artificial intelligence by 2030: new technology promises safe mobility, efficient healthcare - Bosch×Richter conference analyses the future

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One million jobs based on artificial intelligence by 2030: new technology promises safe mobility, efficient healthcare - Bosch×Richter conference analyses the future

Machines will get smarter and more agile, with AI they will take over many operations and do them better, and humans will be able to do more creative, higher value-added tasks, said Prof. Dr. Péter Galambos, professor of robotics at Óbuda University.

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