2030 Between 80 million job robots

By 2030, the world's 80 million jobs will be left in the robot's hands. Robotic automation will lose jobs due to 80 million people. A recent study by MacKenzie Global Institute, one of the world's largest consultant companies, has revealed this.

With the development of technology, different organizations are becoming automated. In it, the requirements of the people in the workforce are running out. Robot service is being introduced in Bangladesh at the restaurant Robot is working on serving food. McKinsey's study found that by 2030, 80 million jobs in 46 countries of the world would be left in the robot's hands. Advanced countries, especially Germany, one-third of the working people in the US will have to make new jobs. Robot will be more employed as machine operation and food workers. But in poor countries who do not have the ability to invest in automation, they will not be affected much.

MacKinzie says automation will affect 9% of India's jobs. By 2030, the rate of education in the developed countries increased in developed countries. Because, the work that does not need to be educated more, it will shrink. Only four to seven million jobs in the United States will be canceled. Of which only two quotes can be transferred to other industries. In the UK, 20 percent of jobs will be impacted.

Earlier, Oxford and Yale University researchers published in August, the robots will take control of various types of activities in the next 50 years. Information technology is moving in such a high speed, in 2066, people can be overwhelmed by intellectual activity, man-made instruments - robots!
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