The Future of Jobs – Smart Advice unit 10 Pathways 2

1. Many believed that AI would first (a)   (empower/exchange) blue-collar jobs, automating tasks that were once done by hand.

1. Afterward, AI was expected to target (a)   (low-skilled/high-skilled) white-collar jobs, which required fewer specialized skills.

1. Surprisingly, AI has begun to play a role in (a)   (creative/high-skilled) jobs, a domain many thought would be safe from automation.

1. This shift in AI's application challenges our (a)   (reality/expertise) of what jobs are considered secure.

1. An ________ (initiative/promote) to ________ (monitor/funding) the advancement of AI in various job sectors could provide valuable insights.

Type two words with a comma (,) between them.

(a)  

1. The (a)   (challenge/empower) lies in predicting how technology will reshape the workforce.

1. A common misconception was that (a)   (blue-collar/creative) jobs would be among the last affected by AI.

1. It is essential to (a)   (monitor/promote) the impact of AI to understand the changing landscape of employment.

1. Our (a)   (reality/expertise) of what constitutes a difficult job to automate may not align with the technological advancements.

1. Continuous (a)   (exchange/funding) of ideas and knowledge is crucial for staying ahead in a rapidly evolving job market.