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% of Automation of Current Work Activities. Adapted from McKinsey (14e)

% of Automation of Current Work Activities. Adapted from McKinsey (14e)

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Figure 1: Percentage Human vs AI Output Source: Inspira AI Corp. analysis
Figure 2: Human, Human-Assisted and Autonomous Source: Inspira AI Corp....
Figure 3 demonstrates how McKinsey's data for Automation Potential...
Figure 3 -Automation Potential: Maturity of Technology. Adapted from...
Figure 4: % of Automation of Current Work Activities. Adapted from...
Modeling the AI-Driven Age of Abundance: Applying the Human-to-AI Leverage Ratio (HAILR) to Post-Labor Economics
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This paper explores the transformative impact of AI on automating knowledge work leading to the anticipated 'Age of Abundance' in a post-labor society where work is performed by machines rather than human labor. Through a detailed model incorporating variables such as cost of computing, AI model efficiency, and human-equivalent production output (d...
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... journey of towards automation is in early stages, so we started with a total Proportion of Automation of 1% in 2024. As milestones, we set our model to 30% by 2030, which is consistent with McKinsey's Ellingrud, K., et al. (13) and to 90% by 2044 (see figure 4), which is also within the range allowed by McKinsey, although on the more aggressive end of their scale. We explain why below, under "Forced Adoption." ...

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