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Sidharth Bidikar

Keep Moving • 1y

With GenAI becoming an unstoppable trend, we're moving towards a future where all creative work is automated. Meanwhile, the robotic revolution is still distant, leaving humans to handle manual labor for their livelihoods. #FutureOfWork #GenAI #Automation #artificialintelligence

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