Automated processes are becoming more and more common, so the day is probably not far when they will completely replace the need for human contact. How do you prepare for it and what can be done to ensure a rewarding career? Here are some potential solutions
Technology is developing at a dizzying pace and already today it affects every aspect of our lives. If you add to this the natural desire of humans to do as little as possible and earn as much as possible, you discover a long line of machines that aim to partially or completely replace the need for human contact. The machines are integrated in industrial lines, in production processes, in agriculture and more.
Automation is based on the use of machines. It represents a technology that aims to implement mechanical, electronic, computerized and computer-based systems in operating and control processes. With the help of the automatic equipment, it is possible to guarantee high performance and meet the goals. The machines do not take a break and are able to work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They are configured to perform a series of predetermined actions and humans only need to stop them for maintenance.
The question is how to prepare for a situation where machines will continue to take over the branches of industry and production. On the one hand, their advantages are clear and there are cases where machines save human lives, prevent congestion and improve productivity in backward countries. On the other hand, humans are losing their jobs to automation.
If you can't beat them, join them
Machines and automatic processes are not going to disappear from the world, but quite the opposite: their influence is expected to grow and in the near future become an integral part of the branches of industry and the economy. The solution is probably to simply join them and check how they can be optimized. This can be done for example by important functions such as automation tests or automated tests. Another option is to study software development at the academy, apply the theoretical knowledge on top of the existing machines and make the world a better place.
Narrowing the gap against the threat of technology requires the allocation of time and resources. It requires young people, students and adults to understand what their relative advantage is against the machines and to take advantage of it. In this way, it is possible to improve the nature of the use of machines, and avoid a situation where automatic processes cause damage and do not bring benefit.
Besides, today there is a wide variety of courses that teach how to perform Automation testing. These are courses that allow almost anyone to expand their knowledge on the subject and market themselves for employers. After school, it is easier to integrate into technology companies, private entities and international organizations. Talented students can also offer their services independently, or check how they can contribute their knowledge to consulting services and directing automated processes.
As always, every technological change also brings with it many opportunities. The trick is to recognize them in time and join the train when it starts to gallop forward.
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Joseph
I think that computer science in general and programming in particular should enter the curriculum for everyone just like every child learns a little biology and a little jurisprudence and chemistry. What today is called a computer class is nothing more than one big disgrace.
Every technical person, including the life sciences, in the modern world, in my view needs to know how to program to a moderate degree, even those who do not have access to programming. Knowing how to program increases his potential. For example, a theorist, who builds a mathematical software model - can perform a complete study or a complete application on his computer and that's it. In the field of microbiology (Eran Segal) it is possible to perform bid data analytics and extract complete information from raw data. In every field, from registering parameters of premature infants, TMP/morbidity, continuation of the government's investment rates due to crime in the areas compared to possible investment in education, continuation of scientific research - in everything it is possible to apply big data and generate information from a new employee, new knowledge, on the existing one. For example, by studying a baby room in a hospital, it is possible to anticipate an epidemic or illness long before it is possible today, in the USA they succeeded in passing budget legislation according to the degree of government investment in poverty areas, identifying anomalies in nuclear reactors, in airplanes and much more.
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Beyond that, a shallow, superficial article that lacks any real, substantial information worthy of this site (I guess it needs to be financially supported, so ok)
Thanks for the encouragement. You got it right. We need to finance the website, which is over 90% short due to the stupidity of the marketing managers of the universities who, instead of understanding that there is a one-time opportunity to promote their researchers, treat me as a parasite of the system. Unfortunately, all attempts to recruit a responsible adult from among the university presidents failed. There is nothing to talk about the industry, they have less circulation than YNET's, the site is worth nothing, even if it encourages science studies that later bring them skilled workers. Avi Blizovsky
Whose marketing content?
If only transparency