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    39% of household chores could be automated over the next decade

    Morton ObrienBy Morton ObrienFebruary 22, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Research published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE points to a trend towards automating household tasks

    Research published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE points to a trend towards automating household tasks

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    Artificial intelligence (AI) experts from the UK and Japan argue that an average of 39% of time is currently spent at work. Domestic unpaid Could be automated in the next decade. The evaluation is based on a study published in a scientific journal PLOS ONE.

    In previous studies, people in the UK aged 15 to 64 spent almost 43% of their working and study hours on unpaid domestic activities (cooking, cleaning, caring for children or the elderly).

    Few studies to date have examined Automatic Regarding unpaid domestic work. Now, the authors of a new study asked 29 Artificial intelligence experts 1 from the United Kingdom and 36 from Japan 17 Homework Automable maintenance in the next decade.

    Significant variation

    Along with performing the tasks, the answers varied considerably Supermarket shopping Most automated (59%), and Take care of the children Chances of automation are very low (21%).


    Overall, 42% of UK professionals believe that automation will replace domestic work. Among Japanese, the percentage is 36%.

    This difference may be because the United Kingdom is more associated with technology Change job Compared to Japan.

    Although the study’s diverse sample was not statistically representative of the field and was too small to generalize the findings, the authors note that examining the backgrounds of experts may contextualize predictions.

    Source: ByteWriting

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