Japanese students commit suicide for fear of being replaced by AI. Can AI technology really completely replace labor?

Although artificial intelligence (AI) technology has shown amazing development and progress in various fields, it cannot completely replace artificial technology for the following reasons:

First of all, artificial intelligence technology has indeed achieved remarkable results in some fields, such as image recognition, speech recognition, and autonomous driving. But these technologies are mainly based on data pattern recognition and analysis, which are relatively more suitable for tasks with high repeatability and regularity. For tasks involving complex judgment, worldly wisdom, creative thinking and emotional communication, AI technology is still difficult to reach the level of human beings.

Secondly, although artificial intelligence can handle a large amount of data and information, it lacks human emotion and creativity. For many jobs that require emotional communication and interpersonal relationships, AI technology cannot be compared with manual work. For example, doctors, teachers, psychological counselors, artists and other occupations all need to communicate with people emotionally and establish interpersonal relationships, which is irreplaceable by AI.

In addition, the development of artificial intelligence technology is also limited by the limitations of its data training. AI system needs a lot of data for training and learning. However, for some special fields or more complex tasks, data collection and preparation will face difficulties. Moreover, AI system is easily influenced by data deviation, which leads to inaccurate and unfair results.

Finally, the development of artificial intelligence technology also faces ethical and legal problems. Because AI system is based on algorithm and data-driven, its decision-making process may lack transparency and interpretability. This may lead to the responsibility and supervision of some important decisions. At the same time, AI technology also involves personal privacy and information security issues, and requires relevant laws and ethics to regulate and protect the legitimate rights and interests of users.

To sum up, although artificial intelligence technology has made great breakthroughs in some fields, the possibility of completely replacing labor is still relatively low. At present, AI technology is mainly used to deal with tasks with high repeatability and regularity, and it cannot replace the work involving complex judgment, creative thinking and emotional communication. In addition, the limitations of data training, ethical and legal issues also limit the development of artificial intelligence technology. Therefore, the problem of suicide due to fear of being replaced by AI should be solved through scientific examination and correct guidance, which should not only make full use of and develop the advantages of artificial intelligence technology, but also protect and safeguard the value and dignity of human beings.