THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

As we bear witness to what some are hailing as the 4th industrial revolution, OMNITEKK proclaiming rightly so, the noteworthy advances being actualized within the technological arena are vastly shaping the world as we know it.

With personal aim in both ease of use and practicality of application in our daily tasks, the world of technology has allowed for the manifestation of some of our greatest achievements yet.

Likewise, without the specialized contributions of those well noted programmers, developers, staticians and mathematicians alike, we mightn’t have ever made the strides we have in such fields as 3D  Printing, Virtualization, Manufacturing and Industrialization, Automation, Astronomy and Astro-Theology, Agriculture, Aviation, Weapons and Defense, Communications, Transportation, and the list goes on and on.

And it is without a doubt the collection of value to be found in the prized contributions of our programmer communities in developing the sophisticated algorithmic solutions used in the technologies of new, that have allowed products like the IBM Watson, Utility Robots or even the dynamic duo of collaborative effort between human and robot being witnessed within Cobot productivity tasks, amongst all others, to even exist. 

And although we are witnessing the brilliance of today’s innovators in tech, there are certainly a few questions to be answered relative to how such advances will ultimately affect our human evolution...5 years...20 years or even a century from now, and how best we can prepare for such an affect now. 

For just as the industriousness of old has been widely known to strengthen human productivity efforts, the  strides made in such fields as industrial  manufacturing, for instance, also gave way to higher CO2 emissions, as well as an overabundance of waste and waste materials, causing imperceptible eco-systemic pollution and subsequently both an adverse effect within human mortality rates along with an overall imbalance within nature's cycle of functioning.

As such, many argue that as advances in technology increase, the obsoletion of human contributions, namely within manual labor fields, will decrease significantly, ultimately making those labor practices repurposed through the use of technology, ineffective in the aim of big business and the enterprise, phasing out all those who haven't the talents necessary to successfully apply the required adroits to supply the evolution of workforce demand.

Let us take a deep dive in considering both the effectual benefits and possible anomalies surrounding such advances, namely collaboration and integration versus comprehensive automated solutions in fostering human productivity efforts and ease shall we.

The Primary Areas Of Recognized Benefit

Productivity Enhancing 

The formation, creation and human productivity enhancements realized from advances in technology have allowed us to work smarter, not harder.

With some of the most effective discoveries, and thus, significant contributions to the aforementioned fields, advances in automation and technology have allowed our human family to realize successes unfathomable in both our personal and professional productivity tasks.

Technology have allowed us to better understand the world around us, through land air and sea exploration.

Through the use of technology, we have acquired access to knowledge and information, as well as the keen ability to draw inferences, correlations and connections never to be done before, as the brilliance of our most talented, have devised the means to centralize pertinent findings, research and innovations, so as to help us progress in our human understanding and solutionary application to some of our greatest quandaries.

Human Risk Subversive 

The use of technological apperatus, such as robots and various other technical devices have allowed man to accomplish the once deemed impossible by successfully thwarting risk factors by substituting machinery where human anomaly once proved evident.

Technology has all allowed for significant advances in science to persist in the face of well known hazzard by utilizing the efficiency of mechanics in achieving scientific breakthroughs in both health data metrics and analytics, along with advanced methods of enhancing mortality, and thus, human longevity.

Technological Affect 

Diminishes Human Functioning

While the uses of technology and artificial intelligence means have certainly allowed for significant strides in both human innovation and productivity, it has been pontificated that over reliance on automation has made man lazy. It becomes the overuse and subsequently, the imbalance in using human mechanics to replace those human autonomous tasks necessary to maintain our own human abilities and efficiency attributes, that pose significant risk. 

For instance, while it is possible to store information, now in the yottabytes for later retrieval, heavily relying on electronics to do miniscule repetive tasks is known to have adverse affect on our own  inherent data storage and retrieval efficiency.

To prevent such anomaly, it is always best to utilize our own process of derivation where necessary to maintain efficiency in functioning.

Diminishes Manual Labor Efforts

All those from the generation x era who are either entering the workforce or in process of making contributions therein, might face significant learning curves, as the age with which the workforce demand was best suited for their talents, are vastly becoming obsolete, making manual labor talents within certain fields fairly difficult to obtain employability within.

The new age workmanship and worker necessity is in fields that demand an enhanced aptitude for technological savant in place of routine manual labor talent, making it far more difficult for older generations, who typically have less practical knowledge in STEM fields to attain the levels of success of the millennials who do.

So to bring us full circle, on the question of whether collaboration and integration in the world of AI should be implemented moreso than comprehensive automated solutions, OMNITEKK affirmatively votes for the collaboration of human automation hybrids as opposed to extensive uses of automations in a given field. 

It not only prevents the effectual phasing out of human manual contributions to the workforce, but it allows us to use the technology in ways that enhance the benefits of both worlds...the culmination of efficiency and prowess within the technological arena and also the tangible  human side of accomplishing both our personal and professional productivity aim.

In short... OMNITEKK supports the implemention of COBOTS that work alongside human productivity efforts within the workforce as we advance by leaps and bounds in STEM fields. 

And until our next IT adventure friends... OMNITEKK says Be Well.