The Future of Work (H2)

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San Min Senior High Course Grade 10 2nd Semester

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#1

I wonder how AI will change our jobs.

#2

I believe that machines can help, not replace us.

#3

What surprises me is how fast AI learns.

#4

It is clear that we must keep learning new skills.

#5

I am not sure whether robots will take over tasks.

#6

I know that creativity is still our strength.

#7

I noticed that AI cannot truly feel emotions.

#8

What matters is how we use these tools.

#9

I think that humans and AI can work together.

#10

The question is what jobs will exist in the future.

#11

I hope that technology serves everyone fairly.

#12

That we keep our values matters most.

#13

I often wonder what the future of work will look like.

#14

It is widely said that AI will change many jobs soon.

#15

I believe that this change brings both fear and hope.

#16

What worries some people is whether machines will replace them.

#17

However, I think that new jobs will also appear.

#18

Studies show that creativity remains a human strength.

#19

I am not sure how fast these changes will arrive.

#20

What seems clear is that we must keep learning.

#21

I know that no machine can replace human kindness.

#22

The question is how we adapt to a new world.

#23

I hope that we use AI to solve real problems.

#24

That we stay curious and flexible matters most of all.

#25

What do you think about AI, Emma?

#26

I think that it can make our work easier.

#27

I wonder whether it will replace some jobs.

#28

It is clear that we must learn new skills.

#29

What I like is that AI can answer fast.

#30

I believe that humans still lead the way.

#31

I am not sure how it will affect schools.

#32

What matters is that we use it wisely.

#33

I know that creativity cannot be copied.

#34

How we adapt will shape our future.