When Machines Learn to Work

A new report says that by 2035, one in five jobs may be done by machines.

This does not mean people will lose all their work.

Instead, many jobs will change.

For example, a doctor may use AI to read X-rays faster, but a human still decides what to do next.

Some jobs are easy for AI, like checking long lists of numbers.

Other jobs are hard, because they need feelings and trust.

A nurse who holds a patient's hand cannot be replaced by a robot.

So, what should young people learn today?

Experts say that learning to work with AI is more useful than trying to beat it.

Students can practise asking clear questions and checking answers.

These skills help people use AI well.

Also, creative thinking and teamwork will be important in almost every future job.

The report ends with a simple idea: AI will not take all jobs, but people who know how to use it will have more choices.