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Taxi Training Course Melbourne' title='Taxi Training Course Melbourne' />So, what will those jobs of the future look like And are we educating our children to be ready for them Geoff Thompson reports. Are you alive Not the same way as you but yes I am. How old are you GEOFF THOMPSON, REPORTER At the Good Shepherd primary school north of Adelaide, students are getting to know a little robot called Pink. Howdy. Can you feel emotions I dont have feelings like you but I can detect emotions. Taxi Training Course Melbourne' title='Taxi Training Course Melbourne' />Are you hungry MONICA WILLIAMS, ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS SA They really engage with the robots in a way thats much more than we had expected and the other thing is that most of the students really identify with the robot and really feel like they develop a relationship with the robot which was something we didnt expect. Finlay Were programming Pink the robot to do meditation. Q So youre teaching the robot to meditate by squeezing a lemon A. Yes thats just the first part, theres a lot more to do. GEOFF THOMPSON, REPORTER Ten year old Finlay and 1. Maddison are utterly absorbed by the challenge of teaching Pink what to do, by programming the computer which controls her. Maddison You can get to create something, what you want it to do. Finlay Its a bit cool. Q. Lots of fun Finlay Yeah. Maddison Yeah, weve got the power to control her. Drivers Para Counter Strike Source Descargar Gratis Espanol Pc. Q. What are you teaching Pink to do Kid Were programming her to do the actions to Wheels on the Bus. GEOFF THOMPSON Four schools in South Australia are using Pink to help kids learn computer coding. Its a skill theyll need to control technology and compete with it for the jobs of the future. OLIVIA COLALANCIA Its kind of weird thinking about it because theres a lot of little children who say want to be a teacher, kind of think what if robots take over the teaching area. Got to work out what type of job a robot cant take over. RYAN MATTNER If jobs get done by robots still need to code them to do it. Still be jobs to code them, thats why its important to learn to do this stuff. NATHAN BECKER Its like a reward, if you get it right its like a reward to see something in action what youve actually done. Q. What do you thinkKid That was good. Relieved that we got it work. Q Exciting Kids Yes. Didnt stuff it up, so thats good. MONICA WILLIAMS, ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS SA If theyre going to be in a world where there are already robots, having understanding about how they can be used in an ethical way and how jobs can be created around those robots has to be the best way to help them with the thinking and the sort of learning they need to be well equipped for the world they are going into. GEOFF THOMPSON Today almost 1. Australias Committee for Economic Development predicts that technological change could eliminate five million jobs within the next 1. Stephen Martin is CEDAs chief executive. STEPHEN MARTIN CHIEF EXECUTIVE, CEDA What we did was apply an analysis to with all things being equal what will be the likelihood of jobs disappearing in Australia over the next 1. GEOFF THOMPSON Machines have been replacing human workers since the industrial revolution. Since then any routine, repeatable task has been an endangered job. Now automation has broken free of the factory to overtake more complex arenas of human labour. Last year, the introduction of robots at Sydneys Port Botany cut the number of dock workers in half. HUGH DURRANT WHYTE, UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY There are still people working on the port, but theyre much, much fewer. They drive cranes, ah they sit in the control tower over oversighting whats going on, they deal with exceptions, they deal with maintenance, things like that. The main bulk of the operations are automated. And I think, I will say it is important because i its driven efficiency um and we now have at Port Botany arguably the most efficient, most ah technically integrated container terminal in the world. And if I said that 2. Port Botany I would have been laughed, laughed out of the building. GEOFF THOMPSON This is the man leading Australias robot revolution. Hugh Durrant Whyte helped automate the ports in Port Botany and Brisbane. On the other side of the country he led the development of driverless trucks for Rio Tintos mines in the Pilbara. HUGH DURRANT WHYTE It has been a very concerted effort to build an automated mine from all the way from the pit to the port. So youre looking at automated drills, ah automated trains, ah a completely new way of doing business, computer programs that read in data, that make automated decisions, that understand how to do maintenance and all these sorts of things. And of course just to celebrate it is the fact that once you have all of that under control you can actually run the mine completely remotely. GEOFF THOMPSON With driverless semi trailers already being tested around the world, long haul trucking jobs may soon succumb to the robot revolution. BERNARD SALT, KPMG There is no doubt that truck drivers I think are on the front line, theyre in one of the top ten occupations in Australia. So I would see a significant level of structural change particularly at that occupation, ah, as, um, the driverless vehicles make their way forward and that might be say from 2. HUGH DURRANT WHYTE I think the first thing off the agenda is really going to be um for example driving autonomously between Sydney and Melbourne on the highway. Ah its not hard to imagine and indeed the technology exists ah for dedicating a lane and saying this is going to be for autonomous trucks. GEOFF THOMPSON Bank tellers, supermarket check out staff and airline check in staff have already been pushed aside by technology. The next wave of automation will be driven by cognitive computers, which learn to solve complex problems by themselves. JON WILLIAMS Pw. C This year for the first time a computer has beaten the World Master of the game Go, the Asian game Go, which requires thinking about strategies ah future strategies ah to beat your opponent. In winning those challenge matches it made a couple of moves that the experts watching the game didnt believe anyone else any human had ever made and which they couldnt quite understand why it had made those moves. And thats possibly the future of computers is not just doing things that weve told them to do better and faster but actually coming up with new ways of doing things that we wouldnt have thought of. GEOFF THOMPSON Jon Williams is a managing partner with the global consulting giant Pw. C, which predicts that 4. Australian jobs are at risk over the next 2. JON WILLIAMS So many of todays jobs will disappear. So therell be fewer of todays jobs, but we believe that therell be more of tomorrows jobs to replace them.