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AI could replace these highly qualified professionals in much of the work, say experts
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AI could replace these highly qualified professionals in much of the work, say experts

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 10:49

An article published by American experts addresses one of the most relevant debates of our time: to what extent technology can replace highly qualified professionals.

According to these experts, artificial intelligence could replace a large part of the work performed by these professionals in various fields.

The article fuels the discussion about the growing impact of AI technologies on the labor market and the future of various professions.

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