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Robots are becoming more advanced and powerful. They can do complex tasks and even generate new ideas and designs. But that doesn't mean they will take all our jobs. Robots can help us with some tasks, but they can't replace human creativity, imagination, or emotional intelligence. Being human in the age of AI means adapting to new ways of working and living alongside robots, while still using our own unique abilities.

According to the World Economic Forum, by 2025, 85 million jobs may be replaced by robots, but 97 million new jobs may also emerge. These new jobs are actually better opportunities for young professionals. As robots take over repetitive tasks, new jobs focused on complex tasks with competitive salaries will arise. So, it's important for young workers to prepare for these new roles by doing research and acquiring the necessary skills.

Some people worry that robots will take over all our jobs, but that's not true. Only 14% of workers say they've seen their job replaced by a robot. People tend to exaggerate the rate of robot takeover. In reality, robots and humans can work together to create more value for human labor. Robots can automate routine tasks, but jobs that involve decision-making and problem-solving are less likely to be automated. These jobs require skills that robots may never be able to master.

In conclusion, robots are changing the way we work, but they won't take all our jobs. We need to adapt to new ways of working alongside robots and focus on developing skills that robots can't replace. Being human in the age of AI means using our creativity, imagination, and unique abilities to thrive in a world where robots are becoming more advanced. So, don't worry, robots are not taking over our jobs completely.