Ford CEO says AI is taking over spreadsheet jobs. It still needs humans to fix robots.
News Source : Business Insider
News Summary
- Ford CEO Jim Farley said the "first inning" of the AI boom has had very different effects on vocational work and informational work.
- The automaker has more than 10,000 skilled-trades workers in the US, representing roughly 20% of the company's 56,000 UAW employees.
- Ford's massive megacasting machines for its coming Fathom electric pickup require workers with software and fluid-dynamics expertise.
- Stanley Black & Decker CEO Chris Nelson said electricians have become a bottleneck for data-center construction.
Jim Farley, Fords CEO, said AI is bumping up against knowledge workers. Trades workers? Not so much.
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