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David Asirvatham
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Artificial intelligence and automation will significantly impact future jobs. Many existing jobs will be displaced, but new jobs will also be created. Skills that are important today like driving trucks may no longer be needed if self-driving vehicles are widely adopted. However, AI will also drive innovation and create new industries and jobs. Education will need to focus on emerging technical skills like data science, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence to prepare students for these new types of jobs. Taylor's University is transforming its degree programs, like computer science, to offer specializations in high demand AI fields and opportunities for real-world work experience through internships and industry projects.

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CSKM Public School Artificial Intelligence, Automation and Future Jobs Prof. Dr. David Asirvatham Contact: david.asirvatham@taylors.edu.my Scan here to access the presentation
Garden International School Taylor’s International School (KL & Puchong) Australian Internationa l School Malaysia Nexus International School Putrajaya & Singapore Taylor’s University Taylor’s College British University Vietnam Schools Division Higher Education Division Introduction to Taylor’s Edu Group
Introduction to Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus (Malaysia)
3 11,305 34 53 68 52 Int. Students Local Students STUDENTS 33.5% 66.5% NUMBER OF STUDENTS & STAFF 56.7 % 39.7 % 450 STAFF 230 161 15 PhD Masters Degree 3.7% Introduction to Taylor’s University
4 3,795 international students from over 85countries 7.8% Bangladesh (298 students) 20% Indonesia (759 students) 6.5% Maldives (248 students) 2.9% Japan (112 students) 4.4% Pakistan (168 students) 31% China (1181 students) TOP COUNTRIES NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Introduction to Taylor’s University
2019 Asia: Ranked 135 2020 World: Ranked 511- 520 Asia: Ranked 109 2021 World: Ranked 379 Asia: Ranked 89 2017 Asia: Ranked 179 2018 Asia: Ranked 150 RANKING OF UNIVERSITY 2022 World: Ranked 284 Asia: 53 2023 Asia: 49 Introduction to Taylor’s University
6 The world is changing It is changing faster than we are
Success of a Nation – Digital Economy LAND + LABOUR CAPITAL + ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Data Science + Artificial Int. + Cybersecurity + Engineering PRIMARY WEALTH CREATING ASSETS 1800 2020 & beyond
8 Technologies that will drive change Artificial Intelligence Robotics Autonomous Vehicles Biotechnology
5 MAJOR IT TRENDS 11-Nov-22 Dr. David Asirvatham 9
#1 Use of Technology • The use of technology will be everywhere • Technology will enhance Businesses • IoT Devices, Connectivity, Wearable Devices, etc. • Technology will create opportunities 10
#2 Mobile Phone – Centre Point • Mobile Phones will become a multi- purpose tool • Phone, e-cash, Remote Key, Credit Card, Remote Control, etc. • People prefer to use Mobile Technology • WiFi/Bluetooth service will become vital 11
#3 Creativity & Innovation • There will be a demand for new products and services in Engineering and Management • New products or services will need new ideas and creativity • We need innovate and re- invent our businesses/products/services • Creativity becomes more important 11-Nov-22 Dr. David Asirvatham 12
#4 Global Workforce • No borders • Global mobility • Work from anywhere • Multi-culture • Companies will source for talents from all parts of the world 13
#5 Disruptive Technology • Internet & Mobile: – Taxi – Uber, OLA, Grab, etc – Courier – many players – Travel – Ticketing (Skyscanner) and Hotel (Agoda) – Shopping – Lazada, Alladdinstreet, 11thStreet, Amazon, etc. • IoT, Big Data and Cloud...... • Banking....Bitcoin, Alipay, etc. 14
15 The world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) 15 Next Biggest Disruptor - AI
16 Jobs that may be “replaced” by AI-based Machines
17 Police Vehicles New York: Law-enforcement agencies across the city have adopted aerial drones to map crime scenes, monitor large events and aid search-and-rescue operations
18 Truck Drivers, Shipping Crews & Pilots Major car manufacturers will roll-out driverless cars by 2019/20. No truck drivers or shipping crews? Entire transport system will change 11-Nov-22 Dr. David Asirvatham 18
19 AI will create new content • Brands like USA Today, CBS and Hearst are already using AI technology to generate content. • Wibbitz offers a software-as-a- service (SaaS) platform that allows publishers to turn written content into video content through AI video production. Content Creation and Journalists
20 CHEFS • Chef Watson, it’s able to generate entirely new recipes from scratch using an astonishing knowledge of taste chemistry and flavor pairings. • Customize to the taste of individuals • robots like Miso Robotics’ burger- preparing Flippy are capable of preparing meals and serving them up at speeds that human chefs struggle to achieve • Add table delivery drones into the mix and you don’t even need human waiters to deliver the food to customers.
21 FINANCIAL ANALYSTS, ACCOUNTANTS & BANKERS • AI can spot patterns and make trades faster than even the most eagle-eyed of human analysts. • With billions of dollars (or more) at stake, it’s no wonder that machine learning tools are all the rage, while some estimates suggest that around 30 percent of banking sector jobs will be lost to A.I. within the next decade.
22 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS OR OTHER MANUAL LABOUR JOBS • bricklaying on construction sites, working in warehouses, or picking fruit and vegetables on a farm, there’s no doubt that a large number of manual labor jobs that once required humans can now be carried out by robots. • Ability to work nonstop without getting tired.
23 AI will fight challenging diseases • AI and peer-to-peer network of computers could have the capability of solving some of the world's most challenging health problems by collecting and analyzing human molecular data. • Machine-learning technology seeks to identify and analyze illnesses to enable new drugs, treatments and cures at a fraction of the time and cost. Machines to help in Medical treatments
24 Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Industry will change
25 Changes in Workplace by 2030 • Many jobs will be automated • 85M jobs will be displaced; 97M new jobs will be created • 40% of Core Skills will change • Seamless integration between human and machines (IR5.0) • Degrees will become obsolete; Skills become important • Graduates to remain in “beta” mode – continue to learn new skills
26 AI will probably not make human workers obsolete, at least not for a long time
27 AI will continue to drive massive innovation that will fuel many existing industries and could have the potential to create many new sectors for growth, ultimately leading to the creation of more jobs
New Digital Divide: Human vs Machine • Machines (AI and ML) will challenge humans • Machines will make decisions – sometime, machine make better decision than humans • Don’t compete with Machines
Education and Technological Skills become key to seek jobs in the Future
Education: Which Skills to Learn?
31 Top 20 Emerging Jobs by LinkedIn
32 Tech Jobs
AI and Future Jobs - Public School.pptx
34 AI and it’s impact on Workforce
35 Five Trends shaping the Future of Work
36 Hottest AI Technologies (by Forrester) 1. Natural Language Generation 2. Speech Recognition 3. Virtual Agents 4. Machine Learning Platform 5. AI-optimised Hardware 6. Decision Management 7. Deep Learning Platforms 8. Biometrics 9. Robotic Process Automation 10. Text Analytics and NLP
Transformation of Degree Programmes (at Taylor’s University) Bachelor of Computer Science offers wide-range options to students Year 1: Fundamentals Year 2: Specialization Year 3: Campus/Industry/Incubator Computer Science Core Modules Specialisations 1. Artificial Intelligence 2. Data Science 3. Cybersecurity 4. Mobile Computing Minor: Business/creative media/Psychology/etc. Extension: 1. AI 2. Data Science 3. Cybersecurity 4. Etc. Capstone Project 1 & 2 Internship Industrial Project 1 Industry Project 2 Technopreneurship Project 2 Technopreneurship Project 1 Conventional Track (On Campus) WBL Track (In Industry) Techno Track (In Business Incubator – Bizpod) DUAL AWARD
38 Conclusion 1. AI will change the world – it will change the way we live, way we work, and the way we interact. 2. Machines will challenge humans in many areas 3. Machines can make decisions 4. Digital Divide between Humans and Machines 5. Technological Skills will become increasingly vital 6. Human will need to acquire the right future skills 7. Acquire the right skills, so that you are not obselete.
39 david.asirvatham@taylors.edu.my

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AI and Future Jobs - Public School.pptx

  • 1. CSKM Public School Artificial Intelligence, Automation and Future Jobs Prof. Dr. David Asirvatham Contact: david.asirvatham@taylors.edu.my Scan here to access the presentation
  • 2. Garden International School Taylor’s International School (KL & Puchong) Australian Internationa l School Malaysia Nexus International School Putrajaya & Singapore Taylor’s University Taylor’s College British University Vietnam Schools Division Higher Education Division Introduction to Taylor’s Edu Group
  • 3. Introduction to Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus (Malaysia)
  • 4. 3 11,305 34 53 68 52 Int. Students Local Students STUDENTS 33.5% 66.5% NUMBER OF STUDENTS & STAFF 56.7 % 39.7 % 450 STAFF 230 161 15 PhD Masters Degree 3.7% Introduction to Taylor’s University
  • 5. 4 3,795 international students from over 85countries 7.8% Bangladesh (298 students) 20% Indonesia (759 students) 6.5% Maldives (248 students) 2.9% Japan (112 students) 4.4% Pakistan (168 students) 31% China (1181 students) TOP COUNTRIES NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Introduction to Taylor’s University
  • 6. 2019 Asia: Ranked 135 2020 World: Ranked 511- 520 Asia: Ranked 109 2021 World: Ranked 379 Asia: Ranked 89 2017 Asia: Ranked 179 2018 Asia: Ranked 150 RANKING OF UNIVERSITY 2022 World: Ranked 284 Asia: 53 2023 Asia: 49 Introduction to Taylor’s University
  • 7. 6 The world is changing It is changing faster than we are
  • 8. Success of a Nation – Digital Economy LAND + LABOUR CAPITAL + ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Data Science + Artificial Int. + Cybersecurity + Engineering PRIMARY WEALTH CREATING ASSETS 1800 2020 & beyond
  • 9. 8 Technologies that will drive change Artificial Intelligence Robotics Autonomous Vehicles Biotechnology
  • 10. 5 MAJOR IT TRENDS 11-Nov-22 Dr. David Asirvatham 9
  • 11. #1 Use of Technology • The use of technology will be everywhere • Technology will enhance Businesses • IoT Devices, Connectivity, Wearable Devices, etc. • Technology will create opportunities 10
  • 12. #2 Mobile Phone – Centre Point • Mobile Phones will become a multi- purpose tool • Phone, e-cash, Remote Key, Credit Card, Remote Control, etc. • People prefer to use Mobile Technology • WiFi/Bluetooth service will become vital 11
  • 13. #3 Creativity & Innovation • There will be a demand for new products and services in Engineering and Management • New products or services will need new ideas and creativity • We need innovate and re- invent our businesses/products/services • Creativity becomes more important 11-Nov-22 Dr. David Asirvatham 12
  • 14. #4 Global Workforce • No borders • Global mobility • Work from anywhere • Multi-culture • Companies will source for talents from all parts of the world 13
  • 15. #5 Disruptive Technology • Internet & Mobile: – Taxi – Uber, OLA, Grab, etc – Courier – many players – Travel – Ticketing (Skyscanner) and Hotel (Agoda) – Shopping – Lazada, Alladdinstreet, 11thStreet, Amazon, etc. • IoT, Big Data and Cloud...... • Banking....Bitcoin, Alipay, etc. 14
  • 16. 15 The world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) 15 Next Biggest Disruptor - AI
  • 17. 16 Jobs that may be “replaced” by AI-based Machines
  • 18. 17 Police Vehicles New York: Law-enforcement agencies across the city have adopted aerial drones to map crime scenes, monitor large events and aid search-and-rescue operations
  • 19. 18 Truck Drivers, Shipping Crews & Pilots Major car manufacturers will roll-out driverless cars by 2019/20. No truck drivers or shipping crews? Entire transport system will change 11-Nov-22 Dr. David Asirvatham 18
  • 20. 19 AI will create new content • Brands like USA Today, CBS and Hearst are already using AI technology to generate content. • Wibbitz offers a software-as-a- service (SaaS) platform that allows publishers to turn written content into video content through AI video production. Content Creation and Journalists
  • 21. 20 CHEFS • Chef Watson, it’s able to generate entirely new recipes from scratch using an astonishing knowledge of taste chemistry and flavor pairings. • Customize to the taste of individuals • robots like Miso Robotics’ burger- preparing Flippy are capable of preparing meals and serving them up at speeds that human chefs struggle to achieve • Add table delivery drones into the mix and you don’t even need human waiters to deliver the food to customers.
  • 22. 21 FINANCIAL ANALYSTS, ACCOUNTANTS & BANKERS • AI can spot patterns and make trades faster than even the most eagle-eyed of human analysts. • With billions of dollars (or more) at stake, it’s no wonder that machine learning tools are all the rage, while some estimates suggest that around 30 percent of banking sector jobs will be lost to A.I. within the next decade.
  • 23. 22 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS OR OTHER MANUAL LABOUR JOBS • bricklaying on construction sites, working in warehouses, or picking fruit and vegetables on a farm, there’s no doubt that a large number of manual labor jobs that once required humans can now be carried out by robots. • Ability to work nonstop without getting tired.
  • 24. 23 AI will fight challenging diseases • AI and peer-to-peer network of computers could have the capability of solving some of the world's most challenging health problems by collecting and analyzing human molecular data. • Machine-learning technology seeks to identify and analyze illnesses to enable new drugs, treatments and cures at a fraction of the time and cost. Machines to help in Medical treatments
  • 26. 25 Changes in Workplace by 2030 • Many jobs will be automated • 85M jobs will be displaced; 97M new jobs will be created • 40% of Core Skills will change • Seamless integration between human and machines (IR5.0) • Degrees will become obsolete; Skills become important • Graduates to remain in “beta” mode – continue to learn new skills
  • 27. 26 AI will probably not make human workers obsolete, at least not for a long time
  • 28. 27 AI will continue to drive massive innovation that will fuel many existing industries and could have the potential to create many new sectors for growth, ultimately leading to the creation of more jobs
  • 29. New Digital Divide: Human vs Machine • Machines (AI and ML) will challenge humans • Machines will make decisions – sometime, machine make better decision than humans • Don’t compete with Machines
  • 30. Education and Technological Skills become key to seek jobs in the Future
  • 32. 31 Top 20 Emerging Jobs by LinkedIn
  • 35. 34 AI and it’s impact on Workforce
  • 36. 35 Five Trends shaping the Future of Work
  • 37. 36 Hottest AI Technologies (by Forrester) 1. Natural Language Generation 2. Speech Recognition 3. Virtual Agents 4. Machine Learning Platform 5. AI-optimised Hardware 6. Decision Management 7. Deep Learning Platforms 8. Biometrics 9. Robotic Process Automation 10. Text Analytics and NLP
  • 38. Transformation of Degree Programmes (at Taylor’s University) Bachelor of Computer Science offers wide-range options to students Year 1: Fundamentals Year 2: Specialization Year 3: Campus/Industry/Incubator Computer Science Core Modules Specialisations 1. Artificial Intelligence 2. Data Science 3. Cybersecurity 4. Mobile Computing Minor: Business/creative media/Psychology/etc. Extension: 1. AI 2. Data Science 3. Cybersecurity 4. Etc. Capstone Project 1 & 2 Internship Industrial Project 1 Industry Project 2 Technopreneurship Project 2 Technopreneurship Project 1 Conventional Track (On Campus) WBL Track (In Industry) Techno Track (In Business Incubator – Bizpod) DUAL AWARD
  • 39. 38 Conclusion 1. AI will change the world – it will change the way we live, way we work, and the way we interact. 2. Machines will challenge humans in many areas 3. Machines can make decisions 4. Digital Divide between Humans and Machines 5. Technological Skills will become increasingly vital 6. Human will need to acquire the right future skills 7. Acquire the right skills, so that you are not obselete.