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Which sector of engineering including CS, Mechanical, Civil will be harmed more by Artificial Intelligence and which less? Will AI also increase jobs? You can see the answers to all these questions here.
Nowadays there is noise of AI i.e. Artificial Intelligence. There is danger of losing jobs. Its interference is increasing rapidly in every area. AI based robotic teacher has started teaching in Bangalore. Most of the big actors and actresses of Hollywood have even gone on strike in protest against AI. In India too, its effect is clearly visible and heard. There is only one question in everyone's mind that which sector of AI engineering is going to cause the most damage?
What is the impact on CS Engineering?
Karthik Sharma, an AI expert doing engineering from IIT Roorkee, says that computer science is going to suffer the most. Because the course which is currently being taught in the name of computer science in any institute of the country, AI tools are making it available for free.
In such a situation, why would the industry give employment to the new kid? Karthik says that now the government and education leaders will have to upgrade all branches according to AI by making necessary changes in all engineering courses. Without doing this, they are not going to survive. In the course of core branch, adding AI will have to be mapped with the industry. This can be the best solution.
In which sectors will jobs increase with AI?
Dr. Anuj Sharma, Associate Professor, Center for Advanced Studies, Lucknow says that there will be losses but the benefits are no less. Jobs will increase in coding, program development, architecture, IT, instrumentation, mechatronics domains. So there is no such thing as danger. Yes, there will be less machines doing manual work. People have started adopting AI based dogs.
Emotions are being worked on in AI. it's dangerous. Man will not need man at all. The world's first robot teacher is taking classes at Indus School in Bangalore. This five feet seven inch robot is teaching Maths, Physics, Chemistry. It has been trended by AI only. According to Dr. Anuj, unskilled man power will be affected the most. Because in the coming days AI based tools will be found working in homes.
How to avoid
Prof. Vineet Kansal, director of the Institute of Engineering Technology, says that in NEP-2020, the government has started the work of upgrading other courses including engineering. Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University has also now decided to offer Major-Minor degree in engineering.
In this, the major branch in which the student will take admission, he will get the freedom to choose a minor branch. Which will prove helpful in enhancing the skills of the students. This will also increase the opportunities for jobs. Pro Consul says that whenever something new comes to the fore, it is natural for the common man to be worried. But, while learning and growing, we will be able to face these challenges easily. If there will be some loss from AI, then it will not be appropriate to deny the benefits.
Udit, who works as an AI-ML architect with a US-based organization, says AI will cause harm. Those who are assuming that this is a rumour, they have less information. They tell that Git Hub is a project of Microsoft. This is the depository of the code. Here you are getting everything for free, which you get the engineers done. Git Hub's CoPilot is giving you what you asked for.
This is the co-pilot AI trend. A country like America has been outsourcing its work in India because manpower is available cheap here. Now when AI trend robot will do the same work, then this man power will not be needed. In such a situation, what will happen to the world's big BPO sector, where lakhs of people are doing jobs. There is a huge market for BPO in India too. Lakhs of youth are building their future in this field.
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